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Does LiteIDE x14 work at all?

I tried LiteIDE for golang and there are no documents to talk about, and apparently there was no forum. I installed Env for my environment and proceed with the installation. When I try to use it in the hello.go file (as a file or project), all I get is

<action id="Run" cmd="${TARGETPATH}" args="${TARGETARGS}"> <start=" " workdir="C:/liteide.projects"/>  <error msg="process failed to start" /> </action>

(Sorry for the formatting, but the Code Sample tags in this forum cannot process XML blocks.)

Many other people saw the same thing.

What are the displayed TARGETPATH ​​and TARGETARGS?

Is there any documentation on setting up LiteIDE?

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LiteIDE does not seem to work. I filed this bug report and their advice was to try the latest beta version of the next release. However, this did not work.

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Just an update for those who come here: I started using LiteIDE X (x14.1) on Windows 7, and it works great. :-) Lightweight and efficient ...

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I don't have enough comments for comments, but just wanted to add that the latest version of x21 works beautifully. This answers your question "Does everything work?" with loud yes! = D

You must also provide a link to frequently asked questions as the project has moved to Github. https://github.com/visualfc/liteide/wiki/Faq

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I have been using Liteid for more than 6 months and it works well. The current version I'm using is X27.1 and runs it on OpenSuSE.

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LiteIDE, while the X30.3 version (December 2016), is quite mature and is still actively supported. I use it on Windows 10, Debian Jessie and Ubuntu.

This is a simple, open source cross-platform Go IDE with unique features that the other IDE does not have. A few issues that I had were more related to my X11 environment than to LiteIDE itself.

The following operating systems are currently supported:

  • Windows x86 (32-bit or 64-bit)
  • Linux x86 (32-bit or 64-bit)
  • MacOS X10.6 or later (64-bit)
  • FreeBSD 9.2 or later (32-bit or 64-bit)
  • OpenBSD 5.6 or later (64-bit)

There is an assembly instruction that allows you to create LiteIDE on other platforms. Just don't expect support for this.

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