>Your example is tiny and trivial, the same thing written with locks/whatever would be equally easy to debug. Write the version with explicit locks and conditi

>Your example is tiny and trivial, the same thing written with locks/whatever would be equally easy to debug. Write the version with explicit locks and condition variables and we'll see if it's as easy to debug. :P >Exactly the same thing works in Rust, and works "better": the lack of other sharing (except by message passing) is enforced at compile time. Which is one of the reasons why Rust can (should) eat Go's lunch. All it's missing are lightweight coroutines and concurrent IO. And I didn't know Mio supports Windows now — that's good news! If Mio stabilizes and Rust gets lightweight coroutines (probably requiring compiler support), Rust could be the best of all worlds.