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Why would you mention it? Go is shares all memory, erlang doesn't. It is a different problem.
by andrewchambers 11y ago
Why would you mention it? Go is shares all memory, erlang doesn't. It is a different problem.
- jzelinskie 11y agoActually, IIRC Erlang does have a shared heap, but it is used as an optimization to avoid copying very large objects.
- andrewchambers 11y agoThat doesn't contradict what I said. Go shares ALL memory, erlang may share some sometimes.