I love Go and Go makes it pretty easy to wrap C (and thus strengthens the argument for using C as a basis for any core libraries), but the story for consuming Go code from anything other than Go is basically non-existent right now. There isn't even a defined way to make Go shared libraries that other Go code can access yet.
Nope. At least not right now.
I love Go and Go makes it pretty easy to wrap C (and thus strengthens the argument for using C as a basis for any core libraries), but the story for consuming Go code from anything other than Go is basically non-existent right now. There isn't even a defined way to make Go shared libraries that other Go code can access yet.