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   by teenth 13y ago

   An implementation is what you have to use, you can't use 'the language design'. When you have to use a special build system to generate Go -and- C stubs to call out, can't use a standard linker or partial compilation or shared libraries, h
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   by teenth 13y ago

   Yes a Linux process can spawn 1m threads, and testlimit64.exe spawned 250k threads both with 64k user stack and 1 MiB user stack... because that is just reserved address space if it isn't actually used. Only the kernel overhead matters to
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   by teenth 13y ago

   Gccgo didn't have a garbage collector for a while, around the same time it was using threads. Was it even using a pool? Did it run goroutines for a short time on the current thread before moving to its own thread? Certainly not. Thread over