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Go 1.5 is out: Say goodbye to C

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    Kent Sharkey
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    Jaxenter[^]:

    Google’s up and coming programming language Go is now available at version 1.5, with one very noticeable change – no more C.

    "Go go gadget" bootstrapper

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      Jaxenter[^]:

      Google’s up and coming programming language Go is now available at version 1.5, with one very noticeable change – no more C.

      "Go go gadget" bootstrapper

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      Ron Anders
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      they stab it with their steely knives... - you know the rest.

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        Jaxenter[^]:

        Google’s up and coming programming language Go is now available at version 1.5, with one very noticeable change – no more C.

        "Go go gadget" bootstrapper

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        Marc Clifton
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        Until they support a visual debugger that isn't Eclipse, I won't touch the language. Marc

        Imperative to Functional Programming Succinctly Contributors Wanted for Higher Order Programming Project!

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          Jaxenter[^]:

          Google’s up and coming programming language Go is now available at version 1.5, with one very noticeable change – no more C.

          "Go go gadget" bootstrapper

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          Cristian Amarie
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          Who used Go for C anyways? Go is just another language to use when you are afraid of pointers. I suppose they have some form of pinvoke anyways :D

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            Who used Go for C anyways? Go is just another language to use when you are afraid of pointers. I suppose they have some form of pinvoke anyways :D

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            Kevin McFarlane
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            Headline is misleading. It just means Go compiler/runtime is now written in Go instead of C, not that Go is a C killer. Go may be intended as that but that's not what the article is about.

            Kevin

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              Until they support a visual debugger that isn't Eclipse, I won't touch the language. Marc

              Imperative to Functional Programming Succinctly Contributors Wanted for Higher Order Programming Project!

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              Kevin McFarlane
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              Maybe they'll move to IntelliJ since that's what they now use for Android development.

              Kevin

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                Headline is misleading. It just means Go compiler/runtime is now written in Go instead of C, not that Go is a C killer. Go may be intended as that but that's not what the article is about.

                Kevin

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                Cristian Amarie
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                I didn't imagine that anyways. But point taken - the title is at least misleading.

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                  I didn't imagine that anyways. But point taken - the title is at least misleading.

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                  Kevin McFarlane
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                  Lol, yes. So many tech titles are misleading aren't they? Often just to grab our attention I think. :)

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                    Lol, yes. So many tech titles are misleading aren't they? Often just to grab our attention I think. :)

                    Kevin

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                    Cristian Amarie
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                    Shame on me, I guess, to took the bait.

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                      Headline is misleading. It just means Go compiler/runtime is now written in Go instead of C, not that Go is a C killer. Go may be intended as that but that's not what the article is about.

                      Kevin

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                      PIEBALDconsult
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                      Kevin McFarlane wrote:

                      is now written in Go instead of C

                      It probably shouldn't have been released to the wild until they had done that; self-hosting is a sign of a "real" language.

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