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========= =========
This directory contains the source code for the new fzf implementation in This directory contains the source code for the new fzf implementation in
[Go][go]. This new version has the following benefits over the previous Ruby [Go][go]. The new version has the following benefits over the previous Ruby
version. version.
- Immensely faster - Immensely faster
- No GIL. Performance is linearly proportional to the number of cores. - No GIL. Performance is linearly proportional to the number of cores.
- It's so fast that I even decided to remove the sort limit (`--sort=N`) - It's so fast that I even decided to remove the sort limit. `--sort=N` is
no longer required.
- Does not require Ruby and distributed as an executable binary - Does not require Ruby and distributed as an executable binary
- Ruby dependency is especially painful on Ruby 2.1 or above which - Ruby dependency is especially painful on Ruby 2.1 or above which
ships without curses gem ships without curses gem
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----- -----
```sh ```sh
# Build fzf executable # Build fzf executables
make make
# Install the executable to ../bin directory # Install the executable to ../bin directory
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Currently prebuilt binaries are provided only for OS X and Linux. The install Currently prebuilt binaries are provided only for OS X and Linux. The install
script will fall back to the legacy Ruby version on the other systems, but if script will fall back to the legacy Ruby version on the other systems, but if
you have Go installed, you can try building it yourself. (`make install`) you have Go 1.4 installed, you can try building it yourself. (`make install`)
However, as pointed out in [golang.org/doc/install][req], the Go version will However, as pointed out in [golang.org/doc/install][req], the Go version may
not run on CentOS/RHEL 5.x and thus the install script will choose the Ruby not run on CentOS/RHEL 5.x and thus the install script will choose the Ruby
version instead. version instead.