Executable size for small programs is not a top priority in gc.
So if you care about executable size (e.g. if your code runs on
microcontrollers,
or WASM), you may want to have a look at https://tinygo.org/ .
On Sunday, 19 April 2020 21:18:29 UTC+1, serhat...@gmail.com wrote:
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> It is one of the
I've seen the hits you offered.
However, I couldn't see any examples with the hits.
Besides, the version of termui I used is v3, which is the latest version.
There isn't any functions about the input.
The second is that I want to print something as normal after exit the UI.
Thanks for your replyin
Hi,
I have been looking at various packages to understand how one goes about
implementing things in Go. I have been learning a great deal just by
getting my head around code written by smarter devs than I'm ever likely to
be ;)
Whilst looking at golang/oauth2, two lines of code handling token
It is one of the first things that people who start golang wonder, also
another feature that makes this language unique.
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Please take a look here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28576173/reason-for-huge-size-of-compiled-executable-of-go
You can probably make it much smaller by just stripping the binary, and for
those cases where you want it to be even smaller, you can always use UPX
(but that comes with a pri
