> And you can write Go without the runtime, the same way the compiler is. The compiler does depend on the runtime AFAIK > The hard part is that the runtime is

> And you can write Go without the runtime, the same way the compiler is. The compiler does depend on the runtime AFAIK > The hard part is that the runtime is indeed build on OS primitives (syscall mostly), that you have to implement yourself. This is what I was referring to. I don't know how you would do this without patching the language.