Install go on Ubuntu

Translated from: talkonsomething

This article shows you how to install the Google Go compiler on Ubuntu 9.10

The first step: Setup before installation

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A. $GOROOT: The root directory of Go

* At the command line to lose the following command

$ Export GOROOT=/HOME/YOUR-NAME/HG

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B. $GOOS: Operating system name

* Enter at command line

$ Export Goos=linux

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C. $GOARCH: Target Architecture

* AMD64 for AMD bit processor

* 386 (32-bit x86) Intel bit process and

* ARM (32-bit arm, an incomplete port)

Note: Set the target architecture based on your hardware situation

* Command-line Input

$ Export goarch=386

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D. $GOBIN: Specify the directory generated by the binary file

* New Directory/home/your-name/bin

* Assign full permissions.

$ chmod 777/home/your-name/bin

* Set $GOBIN Path

$ Export Gobin=/home/your-name/bin

* Set the $GOBIN path in $path

$ export path= $PATH:/home/your-name/bin

* To verify that the correct, please enter the first line below the command

$ Env|grep ' ^go '

You should return the parameters that are in the form

Gobin=/home/your-name/bin

Goarch=386

goroot=/home/your-name/hg/

Goos=linux

When you are finished setting, you can start the second step setting.

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Step 2: Get the installation package

* If you do not have Mercurial installed on your system, you can install it with the following command

$ sudo apt-get install mercurial

* Then run

$ HG clone-r release https://go.googlecode.com/hg/$GOROOT

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Step three: Before installing, make sure you have the following components GCC, standard C library, parser generator Bison.

$ sudo apt-get install bison gcc Libc6-dev ed

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Step Fourth: Run under the command line

$ cd $GOROOT/SRC

If the file unzip the package in the HG directory, copy it out

And then run:

$./all.bash

If you do not make an error, you will see

---CD. /test

N known bugs; 0 Unexpected bugs