Re:More powerful Go execution traces
by Thaxll on Friday March 15, 2024 @02:51PM
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> Statically-compiled code with AOT; no bytecode, no interpreters, no JITs
Except in reality in does not work,
like you can't easily create a single binary out of most C/C++ project.
You always going to fight with make / GCC / llvm and other awful tools with errors that no one understand. It does not matter if the underneath tool / language is supposed to support it, can a developer make it work effortless or not.
In Go you download any repo type go build . and it just works. I can download a multi millions line repo like Kubernetes and it's going to work.
Except in reality in does not work, like you can't easily create a single binary out of most C/C++ project.
You always going to fight with make / GCC / llvm and other awful tools with errors that no one understand. It does not matter if the underneath tool / language is supposed to support it, can a developer make it work effortless or not.
In Go you download any repo type go build . and it just works. I can download a multi millions line repo like Kubernetes and it's going to work.