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Linux Windows and MacOS? Go is supposed to be cross-platform. I guess it's cross-platform until it isn't, and will silently change the semantics of security-c
by ctoth 10mo ago
Linux
Windows and MacOS?
Go is supposed to be cross-platform. I guess it's cross-platform until it isn't, and will silently change the semantics of security-critical operations (yes, every library builder will definitely remember to check if it's enabled.)
- YesThatTom2 10mo agoIf you need this for Windows so desperately why aren’t you offering to add support for that platform? It’s open source. Many advanced Go features start in certain platforms and then expand to others once the kinks are worked out. It’s a common pattern and has many benefits. Why port before its stable? I look forward to your PR.
- baq 10mo agoAbsolutely not the right take unless the OP is a security researcher