> Go is also a better alternative to C in many instances. Go isn't in the same ballpark nor do the authors (venerable as they are) seem to have considered that

> Go is also a better alternative to C in many instances. Go isn't in the same ballpark nor do the authors (venerable as they are) seem to have considered that many people need consistent power over their run time execution when microseconds matter. stop the world is not a viable memory management trade off. Also managing memory in c++ these days is pretty "easy". I've leived for years with people spending hundreds of man hours a year trying to get around issues caused by STW pauses in high throughput java applications. Makes no sense.