Thanks for the info! I'm willing to get my hands dirty and see how it's all implemented there. Just for the record, in Go, if you leave a goroutine blocked on

Thanks for the info! I'm willing to get my hands dirty and see how it's all implemented there. Just for the record, in Go, if you leave a goroutine blocked on a channel, the channel and the goroutine will remain on the heap unless you read everything from the channel (normal way) or close it (and get a runtime panic).