> I have not tried to share memory (ex: a pointer-to-struct) between two different go threads before, so I can't really comment on what happens when one tries t

> I have not tried to share memory (ex: a pointer-to-struct) between two different go threads before, so I can't really comment on what happens when one tries to break out of the language's philosophy. As in other languages, you have to handle it--either through locking or some other means.