> Go stacks are still growable, no? Depends on what you specifically mean by "growable": when a goroutine runs out of stack space, a new one that's larger (iir

> Go stacks are still growable, no? Depends on what you specifically mean by "growable": when a goroutine runs out of stack space, a new one that's larger (iirc double sized) is created, the old one is copied into it, and then execution can resume. I can see the argument both ways. > which can still give you a stack overflow For sure.