You also don't have the ability to write a GC-less language, because there is no practical way to write non-GCed Go code.
>you can incorporate a few nice concurrency features with little effort
You also can't implement any custom OS-level concurrency features.
True, so you probably don't want to do that.
True. But for "journeyman" level language implementation, the toolset is quite good.
You also don't have the ability to write a GC-less language, because there is no practical way to write non-GCed Go code.
>you can incorporate a few nice concurrency features with little effort
You also can't implement any custom OS-level concurrency features.