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Yes, that's what the grandparent is saying, this is a bug in the runtime, which you can't fix by updating libraries, you have to update the compiler/interpreter
by Manishearth 10y ago
Yes, that's what the grandparent is saying, this is a bug in the runtime, which you can't fix by updating libraries, you have to update the compiler/interpreter (depending on the language).
This is not a unique occurrence.
- wonko1 10y agoI think the original question was querying if the runtime is statically or dynamically linked. It's also possibly a subtle dig at go, because unlike other languages go does not use dynamic linking, meaning bugs in libraries require recompilation (has positive effects too).
- pjmlp 10y agoYes it does, since Go 1.6. It just isn't the default compilation mode, you have to explicitly enable it.