Go get started environment build-windows

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There are many articles on the internet about Go's environment configuration, and none of them say the key points. For a newcomer, use the IDE instead of a text editor such as Sublime Text,vim. Of course, when you get started, you can play casually.

I recommend the new person to use liteide, strictly according to the following directory structure to create folders.

E:\go  E:\go\go #go. bat file directory, this directory is the go Lang ZIP compressed package after decompression directory, go Environment core directory E:\go\GOPATH #扩展包或下载目录E: \go\dev# Development Project Storage Directory

Go.bat directly using the following.

@ECHO OFF if EXIST%cd%\bin\go.exe (if EXIST%systemroot%\system32\setx.exe (REM processor architecture 386/amd64/arm@setx Goarch Amd64re M operating system Darwin/freebsd/linux/windows@setx GOOS Windowsrem Go on your PC installation location @setx goroot%cd%rem compiler and linker installation location, default is $GOROOT/bin , in general you can set its value to NULL, GO will use the default value mentioned earlier @setx GOBIN%cd%\binrem defaults to the same value as $GOROOT, but from the Go 1.1 version, you have to change to a different path. It can contain multiple paths containing the Go language source files, package files, and executables, which must contain three specified directories: src,pkg and bin, three directories for source files, package files, and executables, respectively @setx Gopath%cd:~0,-3 %\gopathrem Sex Default set User environment variable, plus/M set system environment variable REM such as setx/m path_home ";%go_bin%;" Set system environment variable @setx PATH ";%cd%\bin;" Echo.echo.echo.echo.echo.ECHO    

So Easy,enjoy the liteide.

Reference:

http://blog.csdn.net/fenglailea/article/details/41545585