This is a Q&D workaround. A maintenance nightmare, but it works.
Sprintf("Hello"+"%[2]s", "World", "")
On Monday, January 31, 2011 at 7:46:59 PM UTC+8, Ondekoza wrote:
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> The fmt-package has a convinent error report method.
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> According to
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> http://golang.org/pkg/fmt/
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> a string print
Just a minor correction:
go tool objdump showed that *golang does not touch the pointer value before
overwriting it*.
The situation does occur nevertheless because obj.data may be nil [0x0,0,0]
initially, and length/capacity are assigned before the data pointer is set:
obj.data : [0x0,0,0]
GR1>
Jakob, thanks for your suggestion - it lifted me out of the too narrow
context :-)
The reason seems to be that src is already corrupt when arriving at f()
because of a data race (between go routines GR1, GR2 below), copying a
slice during (non-atomic) assignment.
The null pointer is probably pl
