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> if you can't poke directly at memory when you need to then you're going to have a heck of a time working on the Systems Programming space That's possible in
by mseepgood 10y ago
> if you can't poke directly at memory when you need to then you're going to have a heck of a time working on the Systems Programming space
That's possible in go with unsafe.Pointer. Go's runtime, GC and memory allocator are written in Go and make use of this.