As@JimB already answewd on StackOverflow, you append a slice as an element into
re.data. As a slice is just len,cap and a pointer to a backing array, if sth
reuses that slice, and write to the same backing array, your "old" slice will
chanfe, too!
So not append is rewriting - print re.data befo
Hi,
I wrote a small application which records data from a sound card and stores
the data in an array for later processing.
Whenever new data is available, portaudio executes the a callback. Within
the callback I append the data to an array.
The golang builtin function append adds as expected
