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Yes, go has a formal specification, which not only opens the possibility for alternative implementations, but, more importantly, allows for the development of t
by sacado2 8y ago
Yes, go has a formal specification, which not only opens the possibility for alternative implementations, but, more importantly, allows for the development of tools like linters.
It's way harder to develop tooling for a language which is only defined as "what its compiler can compile".