Just as an FYI, my use-case is we're actually using Go as a replacement for C for some of our bigger projects - we've found that Go is a great language for working together on (as opposed to C which our team has conflicting viewpoints on).
So far we've developed a few seperate services but we're now looking at combining Go with our existing C based module such that we can use JSON-RPC to communicate with different modules in a phone system... it's kinda cool but all commercial so nothing open to hack on sadly.
Huh yes of course it's all commercial but I thought I could add my own examples to that gist since there's much more cool stuff possible with Go+C interop!
A have a couple of such gists too, the idea was to combine them since you've decided to share this one. It's up to you to decide though.
hactually|10 years ago
Just as an FYI, my use-case is we're actually using Go as a replacement for C for some of our bigger projects - we've found that Go is a great language for working together on (as opposed to C which our team has conflicting viewpoints on).
So far we've developed a few seperate services but we're now looking at combining Go with our existing C based module such that we can use JSON-RPC to communicate with different modules in a phone system... it's kinda cool but all commercial so nothing open to hack on sadly.
Xlab|10 years ago
A have a couple of such gists too, the idea was to combine them since you've decided to share this one. It's up to you to decide though.