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by gnum4n
1870 days ago
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In that case, the code would probably work like the C code example I gave. So... I guess you're right. It _can_ be done in Go without `if` if we use unsafe. I can't argue with that =) In general, I try to to avoid using unsafe as much as possible. Not because I worry that it's "unsafe" or prone to errors (I'm experienced in C, C++, and assembly), but because it makes the code harder to read, and I don't think my coworkers would appreciate that. ;) |
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