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As anybody who has done high-performance, low-latency Java and had to deal with writing GC-less Java code, this is no surprise at all. In the Java world we at l
by jnordwick 9y ago
As anybody who has done high-performance, low-latency Java and had to deal with writing GC-less Java code, this is no surprise at all. In the Java world we at least had ways around it with things like sun.misc.unsafe, avoiding language features that allocate, pooling, etc. While some of those things can be done in Go, I don't know if all the techniques are possible. Without them, I'm not sure Go can really compete in the arena.