That's a much more reasonable proposal than the prior suggestions of a strict no-Go-pointers-into-C rule, and it'll keep most interfaces working. Some C package

That's a much more reasonable proposal than the prior suggestions of a strict no-Go-pointers-into-C rule, and it'll keep most interfaces working. Some C packages such as qml will still need to change as they allow custom types to travel through C and back into Go, and these pointers may move, but that's certainly not the common case.