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sample.gop
// add a sample import ( "math" ) const s string = "constant" println s const n = 500000000 const d = 3e20 / n println d println int64(d) println math.sin(n)
`gop run` can run the code, or `gop build` can compile into an exe
The system cannot find the file specified. ===> errors stack: mod.GOPMOD("", 0) C:/Users/USER/go/pkg/mod/github.com/goplus/mod@v0.9.12/modload/module.go:122 mod.GOPMOD(dir, mode) modload.Load("", 0) C:/Users/USER/go/pkg/mod/github.com/goplus/mod@v0.9.12/gopmod/module.go:186 modload.Load(dir, mode)
latest cloned and build one
I am on windows 10 64 bits. I have tested both in CMD and MSYS2+MingW64.
Howwever, if I run gop mod init something, both gop run and gop build runs as expected
gop mod init something
gop run
gop build
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Merge pull request #1302 from xushiwei/cls
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The following program
sample.gop
triggers an unexpected resultExpected result
`gop run` can run the code, or `gop build` can compile into an exe
Got
Gop Version
latest cloned and build one
Additional Notes
I am on windows 10 64 bits. I have tested both in CMD and MSYS2+MingW64.
Howwever, if I run
gop mod init something
, bothgop run
andgop build
runs as expectedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: