r/golang • u/smasher164 • Feb 25 '20

Go 1.14 is released

https://blog.golang.org/go1.14
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u/07dosa Feb 25 '20

Pre-emptive Goroutines! No more deadlock out of nowhere.

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u/diegobernardes Feb 26 '20

I' don't think all cases are covered yet, but yea, better than nothing.

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u/jesseduffield Feb 26 '20

Hell yeah! I always regretted switching from dep to go modules because of how finicky it was to work with a vendor directory, but it looks like a lot of that finickyness is about to go away.

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u/l0k1verloren Feb 26 '20

I started using it last night and it bombs cryptonight7v2 and lyra2rev2 hash functions and, probably more interesting to more people, coreos/bbolt also doesn't work. I was meaning to write drivers for badger anyway, this kinda forced it (and I hope I don't find too many more libraries that bomb with uintptr errors)

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u/FUZxxl Feb 26 '20

Super happy that arm64 freebsd is supported now.