You know, the google thing. Personally I'm a bit excited for a compiled python-like C language. It's going to take for fucking ever for it to become useful, though, especially with google's slow and steady attitude. I could see it catching on though kind of like python did.
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Anonymous2009-12-01 19:37
These quibbles are still completely and utterly trivial. If you have to care deeply about your L1 cache performance, you write *that specific function*, or those few hundred lines of code, in C or assembly anyway. No one is arguing this.
But writing an entire program in C because 0.1% of it needs to be fast is, well, insane.
Can we please just grant that you'll write that 0.1% in C, and take this discussion back to the actual high-level semantics of Go?