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In theory it prevents failures of the allocator that would allow reading uninitialized memory, which isn't really a thing in Go. In practice it provides a stra
by er4hn 10mo ago
In theory it prevents failures of the allocator that would allow reading uninitialized memory, which isn't really a thing in Go.
In practice it provides a straightforward path to complying with government crypto certification requirements like FIPS 140 that were written with languages in mind where this is an issue.