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by bradfitz 10y ago
SSA for all architectures, then delete the old compiler backend and optimize the frontend which can then assume an SSA backend and do less work. (Currently the frontend assumes a less-capable backend so has to do more work, which actually m
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by bradfitz 10y ago
Piper is Piper expanded recursively. https://99designs.com/t-shirt-design/contests/t-shirt-design...
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by bradfitz 11y ago
The linked slides say: "Problem for software unenlightened by ABI (golang)" I know they're not your slides, but do you also think Go is unenlightened (which reads: clueless and unaware) or do you think perhaps it consciously
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by bradfitz 11y ago
Btw, I've been gluing Github PRs and Gerrit together with https://github.com/LetsUseGerrit Example in action: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-go/pull/570
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by bradfitz 11y ago
:)
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by bradfitz 11y ago
Yup! That documentation is too daunting IMO but it's complete and not many steps, despite all the words. Especially if you're a Go programmer already. (just go get the code review tool) I'd start with filing a bug against Go
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by bradfitz 11y ago
Yes, let's get your version into Go if it's better. (I wrote Go's quickly. I've never profiled it, delaying that until Go 1.7, which opened for development yesterday)
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by bradfitz 11y ago
Go is developed entirely in the open. I wrote Go's hpack and there are no other Go coworkers in my office.
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by bradfitz 11y ago
I've been working on a bot to copy Github Pull Requests into Gerrit reviews, using the Google-hosted Gerrit servers. My bot isn't running publicly yet, but you can see the start of it working at: https://github.com&#x2F
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by bradfitz 11y ago
Airport Extreme is also $200.
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by bradfitz 11y ago
Storage is that cheap.
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by bradfitz 11y ago
Others already pointed out that paragraph 1 isn't really correct. I need to point out that your second point about the linker is totally false. The linker knows and does drop unreferenced code. The import strictness is a language requi
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by bradfitz 11y ago
Yes.
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by bradfitz 11y ago
Please file bugs to add anything missing from the release notes.
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by bradfitz 11y ago
More specifically, with os.PathListSeparator. (colon on Unix, semicolon on Windows and \x00 on Plan 9)
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by bradfitz 11y ago
No, that was one of the reasons for GOMAXPROCS=1 on App Engine, which is a hardened environment. For your own code, we trust you to fix your races or deal with the consequences.
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by bradfitz 12y ago
Glad you liked it! We enjoy making them.
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by bradfitz 12y ago
And despite me silencing the master bedroom one, the other four didn't shut off. That's my major complaint.
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by bradfitz 12y ago
I'll be sharing more but not yet. Still gathering information.
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by bradfitz 12y ago
They can take it. Or they can build better products. I don't put on kid gloves when a product is this bad. I'm nicer when it's a beta or unreleased. But I paid $500 for these, for a final product. This is unacceptable.
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by bradfitz 12y ago
I now believe that conclusion to be false, after talking to more people.
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by bradfitz 12y ago
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/golang-nuts/ios/g... Quote: gophers, I'm happy to announce that the iOS port of Go recently gained full cgo and external linking support. I've also go
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by bradfitz 12y ago
You seem to be confusing compilers and build systems. You can use whatever build system you'd like and with whichever compiler.
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by bradfitz 12y ago
The original motivation for putting it into the standard library is so the 'go' command can use it, to watch the filesystem and know what needs to be rebuilt before you even run "go install" or "go build".
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by bradfitz 12y ago
"then deploy a single binary file without worrying about dependencies, dynamic linking, or segfaults"
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by bradfitz 12y ago
You can also add numbers on an abacus. It _works_. Put in a less snarky way, C is often way more low-level and tedious than you need. The great thing about Go is that it lets you blend high-level and low-level programming in the same progra
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by bradfitz 12y ago
https://github.com/golang/mobile/tree/master/example
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by bradfitz 12y ago
Special process, working with support@github.com. They have an internal tool that will migrate a special format (which we had to prepare). After 14 tries, we got it right. Mostly. We still couldn't do lots of things we wanted, but it w
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by bradfitz 12y ago
From best to worse, in my experience: 1) Google's current internal one 2) Gerrit (open source, to be used by Go) 3) Google's old one (Mondrian) 4) Rietveld (open source, but run for free at codereview.appspot.com) 5) Github I woul
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by bradfitz 12y ago
Go team member here. I've used five different code review tools, and Github is the worst of the five. I regularly bug them (Github) about this, and they know it. I hear rumors they've been working on it a lot. Github's review

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