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Who claims it isn't? Also, the word "systems" in "systems programming" doesn't stand for "operating systems".
by mseepgood 3y ago
Who claims it isn't? Also, the word "systems" in "systems programming" doesn't stand for "operating systems".
- guappa 3y agoIn my experience go developers have no clue about signals, the concept that you shouldn't output colours when piped to a file, and a number of other things. It's all possible to do, but the practitioners don't know how.
- pjmlp 3y agoPlenty of people on the Internet, as for the meaning of systems, that is your interpretation. In the 1980's writing a compiler and linker would be considered systems as in operating systems, as it would targeting bare metal workloads, all of which available in Go today, via the way it is bootstrapped, gccgo, TinyGo and TamaGO.