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by weberc2
2407 days ago
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As others mentioned "systems language" isn't well defined. If you want to define a "systems program" as one with hard real-time requirements, then no, Go isn't a very good choice; however, the article defines it differently (such that `wc` satisfies), and demonstrates that Go satisfies that definition. That said, it's better to use terms that map better to a set of requirements, such as "hard-realtime" or "soft-realtime". |
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