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Well, go isn't really a high-level language which maps can be seen as a feature of. The idea behind go, I believe, is to focus and provide innovative system-lev
by quadcore 9y ago
Well, go isn't really a high-level language which maps can be seen as a feature of. The idea behind go, I believe, is to focus and provide innovative system-level features.
- eropple 9y agoGo is not a language for "system-level features" in the first place. Its garbage collector largely precludes it from that in any modern context. That it can't do something effectively does not mean that it shouldn't or didn't mean to. (And users can't really fix it, because hey, no generics. Sigh.)
- quadcore 9y agoGo is not a language for "system-level features" in the first place. Its garbage collector largely precludes it from that in any modern context. I'm pretty sure I disagree with that largely because Go is low-level enough so that the GC is easily handled. And users can't really fix it, because hey, no generics. Sigh. Users can fix it by writing languages on top of Go (particularly dynamic ones).