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> support for parallelism It has support for concurrency, not parallelism. > and safety It's not any safer than other GC'd language available today, and lik
by apta 7y ago
> support for parallelism
It has support for concurrency, not parallelism.
> and safety
It's not any safer than other GC'd language available today, and likely quite less so compared to languages with immutability and proper persistent data structures in them (Scala, Java, F#, etc.)
- bsaul 7y agoI’m curious what you mean by « no support for parallelism » ? Goroutines are scheduled on different processors, and do run in parallel.
- apta 7y agoIt's at the discretion of the runtime though. With native threads you have more control. And you can have several goroutines running on the same processor concurrently.