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It's possible in practice (at least more so than with Go), but it's highly unusual. Back when free Java became a thing, I used it at first to obtain a memory-sa
by fweimer 9mo ago
It's possible in practice (at least more so than with Go), but it's highly unusual. Back when free Java became a thing, I used it at first to obtain a memory-safe TLS implementation. It worked out well, I think, but there is a strong tendency for the JVM to become the trunk of your application that holds everything together.
- bheadmaster 9mo ago> at least more so than with Go It's actually quite easy to create a C bindings for a Go library, using CGo and -buildmode=c-shared. I'm not sure what effect the Go runtime has on the overall application, but it doesn't seem like it would be "less possible" than with Java.