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by 0815test
2525 days ago
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Not only that, but race conditions of this broad, "logic-related" sort are especially common in message-passing concurrency models, like the one that Go makes idiomatic. To make things worse, Go also has data races, when using plain old shared-access concurrency! |
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And Go's message passing readily and silently devolves to unprotected shared-data concurrency as you can (and people commonly will either for performance reasons or because of reference types like maps or slices) send pointers through channels.