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> In the simplest form, you do not give up control unless you use I/O, a synchronization primitive, or explicitly give up control (runtime.Gosched() in Go). Th

> In the simplest form, you do not give up control unless you use I/O, a synchronization primitive, or explicitly give up control (runtime.Gosched() in Go). This is not how Go works nowadays. There are other preemption points.

arghwhat 9y ago
That's why I said "in the simplest form".
- ngrilly 9y ago
  Yes, but it completely ruins the argument about "it's easy to reason about" ;-)