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by IshKebab
3219 days ago
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Despite the obvious "Hey this has a GC!" Go is actually surprisingly good as a systems language. You can do pointery stuff, assembly if you need, etc. I've used it for user-space device drivers on Linux (you can easily use it for ioctls and other low level stuff). I bet you could even write a kernel in Go. I think the only places where it really couldn't go (ha) are microcontrollers. Edit: yep: https://github.com/jjyr/bootgo |
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