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Asked: May 27, 20262026-05-27T04:52:10+00:00 2026-05-27T04:52:10+00:00

My original question was, this . Which was answered by peterSO correctly. However, when

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My original question was, this. Which was answered by peterSO correctly. However, when I am trying to execute .go program, I found errors like this for program 1 and thisfor program 2. Can anybody help me about, how can this be solved ?

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    2026-05-27T04:52:10+00:00Added an answer on May 27, 2026 at 4:52 am

    You have been installing multiple versions of Go, including release/release.r60.3 and weekly.2011-09-01 for windows 386. If your PATH environment variable points to 8g for [windows 386 release.r60.3 10076] but your GOROOT environment variable points to packages for [windows 386 weekly.2011-09-01 9631], you will get the following error.

    C:\Arpssss> 8g hello.go
    hello.go:3: import C:/go/pkg/windows_386/fmt.a: 
    object is [windows 386 weekly.2011-09-01 9631] 
    expected [windows 386 release.r60.3 10076]
    

    Clean up the mess you’ve created! Uninstall Go. Delete all go installation folders. Install gowin386_release.r60.3_installer.exe.

    Check your GOROOT (for Go packages) and GOBIN (for 8g) environment variables.

    C:\>set GO
    GOBIN=C:/Go/bin
    GOROOT=C:/Go
    

    Check that GOBIN is the only go folder in your PATH environment variable. For example,

    C:\>set PATH
    PATH=...;C:/Go/bin;...;
    

    where ... is an ellipsis.

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