Golang runtime has been fully translated to Go for a while now. I know I
could just read the source code directly but...
Is there any known or recommended documentation (talk, slides, article)
about the runtime Go code?
I am specially interested in anything that describes the Golang runtime
language subset restrictions:
- How does it avoid the GC? (while it's implementing it)
- Uses the GC primitives it provides at a lower level? A kind of its
own malloc/free?
- Ensures all is in the heap?
- Does it avoid goroutines as well? how? Uses plain threads directly?
- What other restrictions apply compared to "userland" Golang?
- Why wouldn't the runtime subset be suitable for OS internals or
real-time?
- Why wouldn't it be interesting to define a GolangRT subset language
formally?
Thanks in advance,
Jose
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