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Go generally is pretty conservative about that kind of thing (namely, compiler optimizations). Go generally abides by a “what you write is what you get” kind of
by travisd 3y ago
Go generally is pretty conservative about that kind of thing (namely, compiler optimizations). Go generally abides by a “what you write is what you get” kind of thing, especially when it comes to “non-local” optimizations. It’s generally opposed to anything that’s “clever.” (Just my feeling as someone who uses Go pretty often and who respects the choice they’ve made on that spectrum).