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by cbarrick
963 days ago
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Obviously you can manually inline functions. That's what happened in the article. The comment is about having a directive or annotation to make the compiler inline the function for you, which Go does not have. IMO, the pre-inline code was cleaner to me. It's a shame that the compiler could not optimize it. There was once a proposal for this, but it's really against Go's design as a language. https://github.com/golang/go/issues/21536 |
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Go is mostly a toy language for cloud people.