Order:
go build -ldflags "-H windowsgui" Compile the file.go
For example:
go build -ldflags "-H windowsgui"
Common parameters:
-o "" If this parameter is added, the compiled output file name will be changed to
Supplement: Golang is a commonly used shortcut key, which compiles the linux program parameter settings, and does not display the DOS window commands for compiling.
Organize the shortcut keys commonly used by individuals during development:
Debugging
Step into F7
Step over F8
Run to cursor Alt + F9
Recovery Program F9
Set/cancel breakpoint Ctrl + F8
View breakpoints Ctrl + Shift + F8
Search / Replace
Search all Double Shifts
Find (current page search) Ctrl + F
Find method or variable Ctrl + Shift + Alt + F7
Find the next F3
Find the previous Shift + F3
Replace Ctrl + R
Find Ctrl + Shift + F in the path
Replace with path Ctrl + Shift + R
Editing
Parameter information (in the method call parameter) Ctrl + P
Quick Document Search Ctrl + Q
External Document Search Shift + F1
Display error description Ctrl + F1
Line Comments Ctrl + /
Block Comments Ctrl + Shift + /
Reformat the code Ctrl + Alt + L
Automatic shrink Ctrl + Alt + I
Indent/Unink select line Tab / Shift + Tab
Copy the current line Ctrl + D
Delete the current line Ctrl + Y
Start a new journey Shift + Enter
Toggle case of words in caret or selected block Ctrl + Shift + U
Select until the end of the code block/start Ctrl + Shift +] / [
Expand/collapse code block Ctrl + NumPad + / -
Expand/collapse all Ctrl + Shift + NumPad + / -
Refactoring (refactoring)
Copy file F5
Move file F6
Navigation
Back/Forward Navigation Ctrl + Alt + Arrow Keys Left/Right
Navigate to the previous editing location Ctrl + Shift + Backspace
Go to declaration Ctrl+B, Ctrl+left mouse click
Go to implementation Ctrl + Alt + B
Go to Type Declaration Ctrl + Shift + B
Go to Super Method/Super Class Ctrl + U
Go to previous/next method Alt + arrow keys Up/down
Compile and Run
Debugging Shift + F9
Run Shift + F10
Find Usage/Find Usage in File Alt + F7 / Ctrl + F7
Compile a Linux-run Golang program in Windows
// cmd set parametersSET CGO_ENABLED=0 SET GOOS=linux SET GOARCH=amd64 go build
The DOS window is not displayed when golang is executed (Using Go Version 1.4.2 or above)
go build -ldflags "-H windowsgui"
The above is personal experience. I hope you can give you a reference and I hope you can support me more. If there are any mistakes or no complete considerations, I would like to give you advice.