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Given that go is already pretty well specified (and, perhaps more importantly, has 2 mature implementations) it's hard to see what advantages having it formally
by remus 8y ago
Given that go is already pretty well specified (and, perhaps more importantly, has 2 mature implementations) it's hard to see what advantages having it formally standardised would bring.
https://golang.org/ref/spec https://golang.org/ref/spec
- mempko 8y agoWith Go 2, they are moving to a community run project. ISO is a process for that. I guess, why reinvent the wheel unless they think they can do substantially better.