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Probably the most important feature of a systems language is the ability to predict and manage resource usage, and even though garbage collection is pretty good
by Retra 11y ago
Probably the most important feature of a systems language is the ability to predict and manage resource usage, and even though garbage collection is pretty good these days, it's still a feature that will turn a good number of people off from considering Go to be their go-to systems language. Some might not even consider it a systems language for having it, let alone a great one. It is mostly a feature of convenience, after all.
- jwatte 11y agoNot to mention the all too common bug to include a "defer" in a loop body. (Which often happens through "innocuous" refactoring.)