Not quite sure if this is a bug but it's annoying:
If the example tested string contains a trailing space before a newline,
the test always fails no matter how.
// this test passes
func ExampleFormat() {
fmt.Println("a\nb")
// Output:
// a
// b
}
// this test fails no matter we
Hi,
I'm interested in high performance applications in Go, and I saw the new
"math/bits" package. I think it's very nice that the compiler replaces the
Go implementation with special CPU instructions when the architecture
supports it.
My question is, is there a plan to do something similar wit
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I call measure string around 3 times per line because the text is colored
and I need to know what pixels should I color.
El miércoles, 26 de octubre de 2016, 7:20:30 (UTC+2), Nigel Tao escribió:
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Hi,
I'm using Go freetype (https://github.com/golang/freetype) for a 3D app
using OpenGL. At each frame one portion of the text displayed changes, so I
call DrawString() and upload the new image to OpenGL. After some profiling
I know that the program runs at 350fps without the DrawString() cost
Hi,
I've just released Treeless (https://github.com/dv343/treeless), a new
distributed NoSQL key-value DB written in Go.
I have been focused on performance and simplicity and I think I have
achieved good results. For example, Get performance is 20% slower compared
to Redis, but Set performance