Minimal skills

[Wesley Peng]

Polytropon wrote:
> It's also worth noting that C from different eras is present in
> the FreeBSD code base. While "man 9 style" is mostly followed,
> the capabilities of the evolving C standard can be different,
> and compiler options might force a specific standard, so assuming
> that "I pick the latest and it will always work everywhere with
> any compiler" is false.

May I ask if golang behaves well on freebsd world?
I recently program with go and ruby on ubuntu linux, but I am looking 
for a alternative environment.

regards.

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Wesley Peng
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