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=Commands= | =Commands= | ||
==<tt>build</tt>== | ==<tt>build</tt>== | ||
The <code>build</code> command compiles and builds an executable. | |||
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cd ${PROJECT_DIR} | cd ${PROJECT_DIR} | ||
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The command will create an executable named <code>main</code> and place it by default in the <code>${PROJECT_DIR}</code> directory. | The command will create an executable named <code>main</code> and place it by default in the <code>${PROJECT_DIR}</code> directory. | ||
==<tt>doc</tt>== | |||
The <code>doc</code> command prints documentation for a package. | |||
==<tt>run</tt>== | ==<tt>run</tt>== | ||
Revision as of 01:24, 15 August 2023
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Overview
Commands
build
The build command compiles and builds an executable.
cd ${PROJECT_DIR}
go build ./src/main/main.go
The command will create an executable named main and place it by default in the ${PROJECT_DIR} directory.
doc
The doc command prints documentation for a package.
run
cd $PROJECT_DIR
go run ./src/main/main.go