I'm a long-time fan of matcha and wrote the initial prototype that demonstrated Green Tea was viable while cafe crawling in Yokohama and drinking lots of matcha. "Matcha" didn't seem like a great name for a garbage…
Go already performs cross-package inlining, so it can already inline library calls. (This is relatively easy to do in Go compared to other languages because packages must form a DAG. Compiling package A writes out…
We plan to expose all of the inlining information in the DWARF tables so debuggers won't have any problems with this. Internally, the runtime uses a different representation just so we can make it more compact and…
I'm a long-time fan of matcha and wrote the initial prototype that demonstrated Green Tea was viable while cafe crawling in Yokohama and drinking lots of matcha. "Matcha" didn't seem like a great name for a garbage…
Go already performs cross-package inlining, so it can already inline library calls. (This is relatively easy to do in Go compared to other languages because packages must form a DAG. Compiling package A writes out…
We plan to expose all of the inlining information in the DWARF tables so debuggers won't have any problems with this. Internally, the runtime uses a different representation just so we can make it more compact and…