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Unsafe String Interning in Go(mdlayher.com)
3 points by mdlayher 6y ago|0 comments
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by mdlayher 6y ago
In this particular case, the compiler can't infer the type of V if you omit the type parameters at the call sites: type checking failed for main prog.go2:17:3: cannot infer V (prog.go2:46:27) prog.go2:22:3: cannot infer V (prog
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by mdlayher 6y ago
Oh wow, for some reason I totally zoned out and finally understand what you mean. Yes, you're right! I should fix that.
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by mdlayher 6y ago
Yep that is true. I wanted both values to be comparable for an easy demo but would write it as you've suggested if I intended to make this a general purpose package.
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by mdlayher 6y ago
I like the idea, I just haven't given it a try with the new draft yet. Sounds like it's worth exploring at the very least.
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by mdlayher 6y ago
The alternative is to do something like: type Int int func (i Int) Hash() uintptr { /* do the hash */ } But I didn't want to deal with it in this code. I agree that it isn't optimal and would be curious to see if the sit
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by mdlayher 6y ago
Right, but you can only write strings or bytes to the hash, not integers, booleans, structs, etc. So the problem remains.
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by mdlayher 6y ago
Exactly. Thanks!
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Go generics draft design: building a hashtable(mdlayher.com)
196 points by mdlayher 6y ago|130 comments
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Matt's Remote Workspace in 2020(mdlayher.com)
2 points by mdlayher 7y ago|0 comments
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CoreRAD: A new IPv6 router advertisement daemon(mdlayher.com)
1 points by mdlayher 7y ago|0 comments
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by mdlayher 8y ago
Hey folks, presenter here! Happy to answer any questions you all may have, and thanks again to Sourcegraph for the live blog!