V: Pls give more info about installation in windows.

Created on 14 Oct 2019  Â·  14Comments  Â·  Source: vlang/v

Hi,
I love this language at first sight. But I am not sure v is installed properly or not. I did as you said in the installation note. I found an exe file named "v" in my users folder. But I can't run any code(ex: println("hello')) in that cmd window. Its saying that C:\Users\MyName\ is not recognized as blah blah.
So please give more clarity on this. And please tell me how to check if i installed it correctly.
Note : I have added the v.exe path to my path. But it is not working. Do i miss something ?

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No problem.
I started here: https://vlang.io/docs
Good luck ✌

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Hai @vinodvinu You can ask for help on discord.... https://discord.gg/n7c74HM

@vinodvinu Please, can you paste a screenshot, or an exact copy of the error message that you get?
Also can you run it with:
v.exe --version ?

I guess that maybe a full command line + exact error message could help to begin with ?
Do you use MSYS2 ? Cygwin ? mingw32 ? MSVC ?

... or WSL?

We need the screenshot and PATH env var

Env_Vars
This is the screen shot of Env variables
cmdRes
And this is the screenshot of "v.exe --version"

v Cmd window
And this is the screenshot of "v.exe" s command window.

I am very much impressed about the speedy responses i got from here. Thank you all and sorry for delay in my reply.

OMG, i think its my fault. After i edited the path to "C:\Users\Vinod Chandran\v" its worked. Now, i can see the version printed on cmd.
v Ver
This is the result.
But still i cant run code in v.exe's cmd window.

Have you tried running just v.exe now that you got it to print the version? You should get a >>> prompt where you can write code. Or try writing your code in a test.v in same directory as the compiler and compule and run it with v.exe run test.v?

1) v.exe should be in v subdirectory, not in your user directory
2) looks like v currently have issues with spaces in working directory, move it to another directory without spaces for now

Have you tried running just v.exe now that you got it to print the version? You should get a >>> prompt where you can write code. Or try writing your code in a test.v in same directory as the compiler and compule and run it with v.exe run test.v?

Thanks a lot. Now everything works perfect. Now i want to learn more about V. Please tell me where to start.

No problem.
I started here: https://vlang.io/docs
Good luck ✌

Thanks. Bookamrked.

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