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installed mingw for 64bit windows, still cannot build #435
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So windows can find it but go cannot because of the space? Thanks for the suggestion, will give that a try. |
Why you use gcc command from UNIX like shell? Try to do with command prompt. |
FWIW, I played with getting a build to work in the Win10 Unix tools but gave up after time wasted. Instead, I recorded these steps in my project README. They've worked several times.
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Yes, That's my expected. |
I have 4 things to try now the next moment I am at my work station, thank you both! I thought the issue could be that gcc is in my user path but not my system path... but I will try all of these things. Hey @Jason-Abbott , after I do go install, is there anything special I need to do to use the "installed" file? I thought I did go get & go install before, but it still told me it could not find gcc. Or is this perhaps a bug with liteide? |
@student020341 I didn't have to do anything additional. It's in the path after installation so everything works as expected after that. I switch between Win10 and OSX once or twice a day (laptop/desktop) and the steps above have kept it seamless. |
Hello, @student020341
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Realized I never updated this, my apologies everyone! After putting the path in the system variables, go under the hood was able to build this properly with gcc! 👍 |
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I tried searching this issue,
and it looks like most of the resolved issues had obvious problems. In my scenario, I installed mingw and added the bin folder to my path. I can do gcc -v and which gcc, and that yields...
I am able to run go get and go install for "github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3" but I still get that error when I try to build. I think go install is working because I have go-sqlite3.a in my gopath pkg directory... is there some special way I need to use it if we can't figure out the gcc issue?
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