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by staticassertion
2971 days ago
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> That is contrary to decades of experience. In languages like C and C++. I haven't really seen this as a big problem in Go. I know of one vulnerability involving this, personally. I haven't gone looking though. Regardless, I think there's a world of difference between C and Go when it comes to memory safety. |
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Go certainly does have problems with data races all the time. Just Google for "golang data race": you'll find many blog posts explaining common data race gotchas in Go.
> Regardless, I think there's a world of difference between C and Go when it comes to memory safety.
Agreed.