@NaMi____NaMi@chessMan786 brk/sbrk are used to modify the program break, which effectively grows/shrinks the bounds of the heap. mmap is just a beefier malloc.
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> forces you to write more boilerplate than the actual logic
> claims to be fast, losses in all the benchmarks to OCaml which doesn't care at all
> the most stupid and naive GC
> you making fun of is-even packages and then seriously install is-true
> core team was not able to came up with generics for 10 years (FOR SIMPLICITY)
> std is so dumb that includes http router but doesn't include asserts
> Rob Pike thinks you're too stupid for while loops
> STOP WORLS every 20 seconds even if you didn't allocate a byte
> Claims to be strong typed language but contains typescript style any type (empty interface)
> null pointer exceptions but we call them "nil pointer dereference"
The language is designed by rob pikes for rob pikes