dcc-go.md

1. $GOPATH is the well known place where go looks for things and installs built things.
2. go install <path> <path> is relative to $GOPATH\src.

For example, the following will attempt to compile code found in $GOPATH/src/my-app:

$> go install my-app

1. go install doesn't care if package <name> matches the fs path structure.

2. When the name of a package is main, that package ends up in $GOPATH/bin as an executable.

3. You must define main func when the package is main - aka you wanted an executable package. If you don't define main, you'll see:

hello

runtime.main: call to external function main.main runtime.main: main.main: not defined runtime.main: undefined: main.main

1. Any package installed in `$GOPATH/pkg` can be `import`ed.

1. Dependencies `imported` will be built and installed when the parent is built
 and installed... turtles!
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