I only say this because I have yet to encounter a single internal compiler error in years of writing Go professionally. I can’t conceive of the kind of code one must be writing for internal compiler errors to be a…
If you do stuff the language doesn’t support, it’s not the languages problem.
If you do this, returning the error last is now part of the language rather than a convention. You’d be making a pretty large language change.. and for what? One line of code that’s already folded away by any modern…
I only say this because I have yet to encounter a single internal compiler error in years of writing Go professionally. I can’t conceive of the kind of code one must be writing for internal compiler errors to be a…
If you do stuff the language doesn’t support, it’s not the languages problem.
If you do this, returning the error last is now part of the language rather than a convention. You’d be making a pretty large language change.. and for what? One line of code that’s already folded away by any modern…