Which is the entire raison d'être for the Go project and thus it can be dubbed a success. Any other advantages over C are just gravy. :) A nicer, more accessib

Which is the entire raison d'être for the Go project and thus it can be dubbed a success. Any other advantages over C are just gravy. :) A nicer, more accessible (python/ruby/etc folks seem to like it a lot), faster compiling reasonable alternative to C is a worthy goal - I really don't get why some people get into flamewars over it.