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by lifthrasiir
615 days ago
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While good cross-compilation is one of Go's strengths... I don't really think a unified assembly language contributed to that? Any assembly code can't be shared across multiple architectures in general, so the only potential benefit would be the easiness of parser development, which doesn't sound like a big thing. Rob Pike himself even noted that it can be offputting to outsiders but considered it's a worthy trade-off nevertheless [1], the conclusion I don't really think justified. [1] https://go.dev/talks/2016/asm.slide#32 |
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