I've got a problem with *Go *on Windows 7 (x64) and was wondering if anyone
can help me?
After building with *go build ...* I get the correct output file. (*.exe)
The new executable can be run, but can't be deleted or build again.
(Because it can't be removed.)
I first noticed the problem in *LiteIDE*, when I couldn't build after the
first initial build, but thought: *``Maybe some incorrect settings.''*.
But I tested it by building manually:
- The file can't be removed in explorer.
- The file can't be edited.
- The file *CAN *be run.
- Rebuilding gives: *Access is denied*.
- Right mouse shows the admin required icon for rename/delete, but even
with elevated privileges it doesn't work. (Just shows a try-again dialog)
Now the strange thing it 'reverts' back to a 'normal' file after a short
while. It is as if something is still using the file for a short(2-3m)
while after a build.
I've tried building executables with *Visual Studio 2008&2010* and they
don't have the same problem. (Same with *Java*)
I found one other mention of the problem on stackoverflow<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14511495/go-language-access-is-denied-on-trying-to-go-install>,
sadly no solution. Does anyone have any idea what it might be? Or what
might cause these problems?
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