>Go is quite unique in that it produces very independent binaries. This might make software written in it quite future-proof. What do you mean by "it produces

>Go is quite unique in that it produces very independent binaries. This might make software written in it quite future-proof. What do you mean by "it produces very independent binaries."? Do you mean that Go implements system calls itself, instead using corresponding wrappers from the OS's underlying C library? I read something like that recently, but haven't looked into the point yet.