Not a Go programmer I'm guessing. Go can be made to run much faster than C. Especially when the legacy C code is complex and thus single threaded, Go's fabulous multicore support means you can be exploiting parallelism…
This is super cool. Hopefully it will flush out other issues in Go too. But I wonder why its not trivial to throw a bunch of different inputs at your cyphering functions and measure that the execution times are all…
Not a Go programmer I'm guessing. Go can be made to run much faster than C. Especially when the legacy C code is complex and thus single threaded, Go's fabulous multicore support means you can be exploiting parallelism…
This is super cool. Hopefully it will flush out other issues in Go too. But I wonder why its not trivial to throw a bunch of different inputs at your cyphering functions and measure that the execution times are all…