Except that you can escape Go's type system through Go code(unsafe package)... The whole point of this is, that you can't escape the system using syscalls, library functions or otherwise. So no, it is not turning C into Go, it is a unique compiler technology in that sense.
You turned c into go
Except that you can escape Go's type system through Go code(unsafe package)... The whole point of this is, that you can't escape the system using syscalls, library functions or otherwise. So no, it is not turning C into Go, it is a unique compiler technology in that sense.
@@jambalaya974 It was an oversimplification. You are right :)