I\'m learning Go and can\'t understand one thing, why creators of this language do support simultaneous assignment? It is very easy to make mistakes lik开发者_如何学JAVAe a, b = a, b and not a, b = b,
I\'m writing a program that should parse and reply to network packets but I\'m a bit annoyed because I can\'t do simple C style return (int)buffer[at]; with an array of bytes. Is there any better way
I am new to Golang so allocation in it makes me insane: import \"sync\" type SyncMap struct { lock *sync.RWMutex
I need a function to efficiently rever开发者_开发问答se a slice in golang. (My concrete need is to reverse the prefix of a []byte).
When I try to compile the example from the front page of the go language website with the 6g compiler, I get this error:
is it possible to print back quotes in Go using back quotes : something like this: package main import \"fmt\"
Here are the facts: the language Go has a garbage collector. Java has a garbage collection a lot of Java programs have (subtle or not) memory leaks
//Remove cl (*client) from clients (vector.Vector) for i := 0; i < clients.Len(); i++ { if cl == clients.At(i).(*client) {
I come from JavaScript which has first class function support. For example you can: pass a function as a parameter to another function
How does one call Go code in C from threads that weren\'t created by Go? What do I assign to a C function pointer such that threads not created by Go can call that pointer and enter into Go code?