• Go
• Git
• GCC
• Gigo

## Clone Gigo's Repo
$ git clone https://github.com/LyricalSecurity/gigo.git && cd gigo

## Set Go's Path
$ export GOPATH=`pwd`

## Get Gigo's Dependencies
$ go get github.com/LyricalSecurity/gigo/actions

## Build Gigo
$ go build -o dist/gigo main.go

## Move Gigo to Go's Bin Directory
$ mv dist/gigo /usr/local/go/bin/gigo

## Add Go's Bin directory to the PATH (If not added already)

## To run the app
go run basic.go

## To Compile the App (The generated binary will run without the need of having installed go, gcc or git)
go build -o dist/basic basic.go

## the last command generates the binary file in the `dist` folder

Important: To open the Binary, you need to be in the root of the project (or have the shaders folder in the same folder)

• If the shaders folder is not in the same path the program will break when running.

## from the project's root run, to open the app
$ dist/basic

If the terminal is closed next time is opened the GOPATH variable needs to be set again with export GOPATH=pwd/go_modules

• GCC is required to compile the OpenGL biddings and the GLFW Wrapper.
• Git is required to fetch the dependencies.
• Go is required to fetch dependencies and compile.

Step 1

• Install Go from https://golang.org/dl/
• Add the folder C:\Go\bin to the PATH (If not added by the installer)

Step 2

• Install Git from https://git-scm.com/download/win
• Add Git to the PATH

Step 3

Install TDM-GCC from http://tdm-gcc.tdragon.net/ (Choose the x64 and x86 version, for the rest use the default settings)

TDM-GCC is the recommended GCC compiler for Go in windows (is the only one that is officially supported by the Go Team)

Step 4

• Clone the project's repo (if already cloned skip to step 4)

Step 5

• Open the MinGW terminal installed by TDM-GCC (or open the windows CMD and run the C:\TDM-GCC-64\mingwvars.bat script to add the GCC to the path in that session)
• Check that the go command exists by doing go version
• Check that the git command exists by doing git --version
• Check that the gcc command exists by doing gcc -v
• If both commands work, continue to the step 5

Step 6

• Go to to the path where the project is located with cd c:/<path-to-project>

Step 7

• Set the GOPATH variable to be the same as the project path with /go_modules at the end

set GOPATH=<path-to-the-project>/go_modules

Step 8

• Fetch the dependencies:

## Gets the OpenGL Versions Used by this project
go get github.com/go-gl/gl/all-core/gl

## Gets the GLFW Window Wrapper
go get github.com/go-gl/glfw/v3.1/glfw

## Gets the MGL32 Math Library
go get github.com/go-gl/mathgl/mgl32

## This library is used to find the path where the executable is when running a compiled version
go get github.com/kardianos/osext

• If all the above steps worked without errors continue to step 9

Step 9

• All the dependencies are now installed, and the project can be compiled.

## To run the app
go run basic.go

## To Compile the App (The generated .exe will run without the need of having installed go, gcc or git)
go build -o dist/basic.exe basic.go

## the last command generates the `.exe` file in the `dist` folder

Important: To open the Binary, you need to be in the root of the project (or have the shaders folder in the same folder)

• If the shaders folder is not in the same path the program will break when running.

## Copy the shaders folder to dist (select `D` when asked)
xcopy shaders "dist/shaders" 

## Move to the `dist` folder
cd dist

## Run the App
basic.exe

If the terminal is closed next time is opened the GOPATH variable needs to be set again with set GOPATH=<path-to-the-project>/go_modules