Go 1.3 Beta1 release, support Google NaCL, compile faster

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April 25, 2014, Google released the Go language 1.3 beta1 version. Go 1.3 does not introduce new language features, it just makes some improvements and resolves some bugs and user feedback in the language.

The main improvements to Go 1.3 are as follows:

• significantly improved the linker and compiler to compile programs faster, Especially for large applications.

• go The performance of the compiler to generate binary code has been improved, with less memory footprint, There is now a faster, more efficient garbage collector, and an overridden regular expression handler.

• 4 new support platforms: Oracle Solaris, Plan 9, FreeBSD, Google's NaCl (Native Client).

• no longer supports Windows $

  
  

  Welcome to the attention code!