C# ahead-of-time compilation has for many years come with all sorts of caveats. Early versions requires runtime system because not everything got compiled on pa

C# ahead-of-time compilation has for many years come with all sorts of caveats. Early versions requires runtime system because not everything got compiled on parts. Later versions have all sorts restrictions which do no apply for Go. I think when C# and Java people compare with other languages they treat it as a checkbox exercise without caring about how good that feature actually is.