What should I do if golang cannot find the package
Problem description
Usego buildCompile* The .go program cannot find the package. The window information is as follows:
$GOPATH>go build stacker.go stacker.go:18:2: cannot find package “stack” in any of: D:\Go\src\stack (from $GOROOT) $GOPATH\src\stack (from $GOPATH) $GOPATH>go version go version go1.11.2 windows/amd64
Ideas to solve the problem
It seems that the GOPATH environment variable is not set correctly.
Problem Analysis
go build prompts that the corresponding library file cannot be found in the src stack directory.
The package content of stacker.go is roughly as follows
package main import ( "fmt" "stacker/stack" "strings" )
So try to modify $GOPATH to the same level directory as src, and then use go build stacker. You can find the corresponding stack package normally by compiling go.
Problem Summary
The go compiler will search for the package in the src directory in the current directory by default. If there is no src directory, the compiler cannot find the corresponding package.
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