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		Evbn on March 28, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Joe Armstrong: Solving the wrong problem for i:= range list { go func() { foo(i) } } (This is a bug in the spec, but will not be fixed before Go 2 because Go 1.0 is frozen.) Shared memory by default.

burntsushi on March 28, 2013 [–]

You've completely missed my point. I wasn't claiming that Go did anything to stop you from sharing memory. I was claiming that its concurrency model is CSP, not shared memory.

> (This is a bug in the spec, but will not be fixed before Go 2 because Go 1.0 is frozen.)

Could you kindly link me, please?

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