Hi! Such a package now exists: **github.com/scigolib/matlab** (v0.1.1-beta)
✅ Pure Go (no CGo)
✅ Read/Write v5-v7.3 formats
✅ All numeric types + complex numbers
✅ 90% test coverage, production tested
```bash
go get github.com/scigolib/matlab@latest
```
Docs: https://github.com/scigolib/matlab
Subject: Pure Go HDF5 implementation - 9 years later
Hi all,
Replying to this 9-year-old thread because the original question has
finally been answered.
Back in 2015, the consensus was that HDF5 is "so complicated that there is
only one implementation" and too difficult for pure Go. I'm happy
Andrey Kolkov
P.S. NetCDF4 being "stripped down HDF5" (as mentioned in the original
thread) means this library could potentially support it too, though that's
not implemented yet.
On Friday, 31 October 2025 at 06:16:14 UTC+3 [email protected] wrote:
>
> Subject: Pure Go H
Hi all,
Replying to this 9-year-old thread because the original question has
finally been answered.
Back in 2015, the consensus was that HDF5 is "so complicated that there is
only one implementation" and too difficult for pure Go. I'm happy to report
that's no longer true.
WHAT EXISTS NOW (2
Hi all,
I know this thread is 10+ years old, but I wanted to follow up since
the regexp performance discussion is still highly relevant today.
TL;DR: The situation has improved slightly over the years, but the
fundamental performance characteristics haven't changed dramatically.
So I built corege
Hi all,
I know this thread is 10+ years old, but I wanted to follow up since
the regexp performance discussion is still highly relevant today.
TL;DR: The situation has improved slightly over the years, but the
fundamental performance characteristics haven't changed dramatically.
So I built corege
2025 update: This is now possible.
I've built a Pure-Go race detector that works with CGO_ENABLED=0:
https://github.com/kolkov/racedetector
Works in:
- Alpine/scratch Docker containers
- AWS Lambda / Cloud Functions
- Cross-compilation scenarios
- Any CGO_ENABLED=0 environment
Thanks! )
On Sunday, 30 November 2025 at 10:00:27 UTC+3 Robert Engels wrote:
> Very cool.
>
> On Nov 30, 2025, at 12:19 AM, [email protected] wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
>
>
> I know this thread is 10+ years old, but I wanted to follow up since
> the regexp performa
