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I want to know too. I haven't used Go for a long time. I downloaded the stable Go 1.24 on my new computer, but the Windows compiled version only has x38.3, which can't debug – x38.3 only supports up to Go 1.21.
Alright then, I'll download the x38.4 version to compile. The new computer already has Go 1.24 installed, and Git 2.50.0.2 64-bit is installed too.
The official latest macOS version of QT uses 5.15.16. I tried downloading QT5, but turns out that starting from Qt 5.15, the open-source version – whether LTS or not – no longer provides pre-compiled standalone installers. You can only install it online... and you need to register for an annoying QT account. Otherwise, you have to download various community-compiled versions from third-party sources.
Congratulations! You just wanted to simply write some Go programs with LiteIDE, but ended up in the terrifying QT hell.
After hours of tinkering, I don’t even want to use this thing anymore.
I registered a nauseating QT account, only to find that the official site has discontinued downloads for QT5.x. Now you're forced to download QT6.x? utterly disgusting. The QT5.15.2 version I found online downloads at a snail's pace; it's been hours and still isn't finished.
Gave up and switched to an older solution:
Copied dlv, gocode, and gotools from the GOPATH/bin directory of go1.24, then pasted them into the liteide/bin directory of x38.3. Now I can debug go1.24 programs with F5. Just making do for now—can't be bothered to tinker further.
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kagamiboss commentedon Jul 6, 2025
I want to know too. I haven't used Go for a long time. I downloaded the stable Go 1.24 on my new computer, but the Windows compiled version only has x38.3, which can't debug – x38.3 only supports up to Go 1.21.
Alright then, I'll download the x38.4 version to compile. The new computer already has Go 1.24 installed, and Git 2.50.0.2 64-bit is installed too.
The official latest macOS version of QT uses 5.15.16. I tried downloading QT5, but turns out that starting from Qt 5.15, the open-source version – whether LTS or not – no longer provides pre-compiled standalone installers. You can only install it online... and you need to register for an annoying QT account. Otherwise, you have to download various community-compiled versions from third-party sources.
Congratulations! You just wanted to simply write some Go programs with LiteIDE, but ended up in the terrifying QT hell.
After hours of tinkering, I don’t even want to use this thing anymore.
kagamiboss commentedon Jul 6, 2025
I registered a nauseating QT account, only to find that the official site has discontinued downloads for QT5.x. Now you're forced to download QT6.x? utterly disgusting. The QT5.15.2 version I found online downloads at a snail's pace; it's been hours and still isn't finished.
Gave up and switched to an older solution:
Copied dlv, gocode, and gotools from the GOPATH/bin directory of go1.24, then pasted them into the liteide/bin directory of x38.3. Now I can debug go1.24 programs with F5. Just making do for now—can't be bothered to tinker further.
fithisux commentedon Jul 8, 2025
I found out through scoop. Only 38.3 for Windows.
mowangshuying commentedon Aug 18, 2025
i build success by qt5.15.2 at X38.4, you still need it?
lstarboy commentedon Aug 23, 2025
@mowangshuying Where to download it? Thanks!
mowangshuying commentedon Aug 23, 2025
i build it! by source code.
mowangshuying commentedon Aug 23, 2025
you can try it by link： https://github.com/mowangshuying/liteide/releases/tag/X38.4
this was my first package it, it may be need some test. if has some error please contact to me.
lstarboy commentedon Sep 1, 2025
Thx
mowangshuying commentedon Sep 2, 2025
我可以联系下你吗，liteide用的不是很习惯，是否可以帮助我下.