I do systems programming professionally, there are many reasons that Go is unsuitable for systems programming but all of them come down to having very little co

I do systems programming professionally, there are many reasons that Go is unsuitable for systems programming but all of them come down to having very little control over the resultant assembly that your program generates and very little possibility for abstracting away low-level details. AFAIK modern C++ is excellent for both of these but I only use Rust, assembly and the tiniest amount of C. Rust is absolutely excellent for writing code that looks high-level but compiles to high-quality assembly, if you know what you’re doing.