Assuming you’ve logged in as root in Debian 5.0, to install the Go programming language by Google,
- Add these environmental variables for Go in .bash_profile:
export GOROOT=$HOME/go export GOARCH=386 # for 32 bit architectures. Use GOARCH=amd64 for 64 bit architectures export GOOS=linux export GOBIN=$HOME/bin PATH=$PATH:$GOBIN - Install the Mercurial ‘hg’ command:
aptitude install mercurial - Fetch the sources of Go and put them at $GOROOT:
hg clone -r release https://go.googlecode.com/hg/ $GOROOT - Fetch compilers and related utilities:
aptitude install bison gcc libc6-dev ed make - Create the directory $HOME/bin by:
mkdir $HOME/binand compile Go:
cd $GOROOT/src make all
Done. You can now go about writing your first hello world program. If you haven’t got a server yet, I recommend Linode VPS and Rackspace Cloud.
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What will i do for programming in GO language…
what compiler/interpreter i will use ?
and from where i’ll get it????
and how can see the output ??????
Well, I doubt it’d be as easy to use as with PHP because it’s meant to replace system programming languages such as C and C++. It sure can produce websites and web applications. But you’d definitely have to wait until some library comes out that makes the process easier for hobby programmers.