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Or in other words "you're wrong because I said so. upvotes please!". Thread count vs stack space is a well-known tradeoff in 32-bit. It doesn't take a rocket
by 0xABADC0DA 15y ago
Or in other words "you're wrong because I said so. upvotes please!".
Thread count vs stack space is a well-known tradeoff in 32-bit. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know this is the reason for segmented stacks in Google Go even if there's no smoking gun (wayback didn't archive the golang site for a long time due to a misconfigured robots.txt).
- luriel 15y agoGiven that is well known Go was developed mainly in a 64bit environment and that the 64bit compilers produce much faster code and have been much more tested than the 32bit toolchain, to the point that some people have complained that Go favours 64bit systems too much (if for no other reasons because that is what the main developers use), your whole argument is clearly nonsense, that you are a well known troll with some kind of fixation with bashing Google is just coincidence.