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What specifically are you talking about? Go can do syscalls perfectly fine, you can mess in your memory perfectly fine (even if you have to resort to the unsafe
by _ak 11y ago
What specifically are you talking about? Go can do syscalls perfectly fine, you can mess in your memory perfectly fine (even if you have to resort to the unsafe package), so what exactly is it where you think Go lacks flexibility compared to C? Because so far, your posting sounds rather hand-wavy.
- wishing_for_ffi 11y agoOne problem is that it's very hard to call go libraries from other languages (it requires a runtime). C libraries can be called from almost any language. There are many go libraries I would love to use, but can't because of this. I expect many others are in a similar boat.
- zobzu 11y agoFor ex try to read the data from a signal. Another example is to start a namespace before all threads start. I can go on for a while :)