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by jerf
3936 days ago
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The Go docs don't have that because they don't want you to know, they have that because they want to be able to change it without blowing up your programs. Erlang has had similar corners over time, such as the way it has handled large binaries, where they've needed to reserve the right to change it. (IIRC the docs promise that the large binaries won't be in your process heap, which has been true for a long time, but beyond that, the details have changed significantly.) |
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That's a very charitable interpretation. If that's what they want to say, they could say that. I just don't buy it.