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data/0.wav,"The compiler options are passed
  through uninterpreted when invoking
  gcc to compile the C parts of the
  package."
data/1.wav,How do I do this in Go?
data/2.wav,What is the best way to handle internationalization?
data/3.wav,This is the function I am calling:
data/4.wav,What is the significance of the .
data/5.wav,"Although it's not a library, but a code generator."
data/6.wav,This when tried to run gives following error.
data/7.wav,Interfaces can embed other interfaces with the effect of creating a combined interface that is satisfied by exactly the types that implement the embedded interface and any methods that the newly defined interface adds.
data/8.wav,I'm not familiar with unix signals so the answer may be trivial.
data/9.wav,that implements an equality function and use that instead?
data/10.wav,"I considered creating a channel and delaying exit of main by receiving on said channel, but I think that could be problematic if all my goroutines become inactive at some point."
data/11.wav,"There's a long thread about this, and an issue, but I'm interested in how to work around this for the time being."
data/12.wav,"denotes the element of the array, slice, string or map a indexed by x."
data/13.wav,Thank you very much for any help you can offer.
data/14.wav,Is it supported by the language or do I have to create it myself?
data/15.wav,I've been trying to implement the HashCash algorithm in Go!
data/16.wav,"I'm pretty new to Go, so I could be going about this completely wrong."
data/17.wav,Update (March 2012): Newer Go releases are able to compile both forms (with and without the semicolon).
data/18.wav,"(There are no other function calls in this function, only calculations.)"
data/19.wav,I want to write these values to a file and read them in on subsequent calls.
data/20.wav,"Is it possible in go:
Suppose, I have 3 concurrent routines which can send integers to each other."
data/21.wav,I'm working on creating a version of Pastry natively in Go.
data/22.wav,"But if multiple goroutines requests the same data, they are all retrieving a pointer (stored in the interface) to the same block of memory."
data/23.wav,"Do the next programs to use the package can access to those global
variables without problem?"
data/24.wav,Unfortunately this makes reading the whole file into the memory a bit more complicated.
data/25.wav,"See this example, from the same article, about different perspective (interface) for a Bus:"
data/26.wav,"I recognize that I should be using channels to prevent race conditions with x, but that's not the point here."
data/27.wav,"using ""for...range"" is giving me weird stuff..."
data/28.wav,I know this clock is imprecise but that is irrelevant.
data/29.wav,How would one do that in Google Go?
data/30.wav,It will use that channel to talk to some other part of the program.
data/31.wav,This will be located at www.example.com.
data/32.wav,Here's what I want to happen:
data/33.wav,"So, to summarize, this builds fine, can be imported and linked from Go and used in code."
data/34.wav,"I have been experiencing some problems getting the ""go get"" command to work."
data/35.wav,"By June 2015, its ranking had dropped to below 50th in the index, placing it lower than COBOL and Fortran."
data/36.wav,"While go language has so many good advantages,why Google didn't migrant Android from java step by step to Go,or give the choice to developers?"
data/37.wav,It aims to be efficient both for development and execution with a focus on fast compilation and increased maintainability of large projects.
data/38.wav,"I see the claims that Go is supposed to be almost comparable in speed to C, but are there any benchmarks available yet?"
data/39.wav,"However, when compiling other languages (e.g."
data/40.wav,I'm looking for the Go equivalent of scanf().
data/41.wav,"Do I need two Makefiles, one for the package and one for example.go?"
data/42.wav,"Like, where do you define them?"
data/43.wav,I'm trying to put a vector variable inside a struct in Google's Go programming language.
data/44.wav,"I tried to os.Stdout.WriteString(targ) or os.Stdout.WriteString(ip) just at the top of Sendtext, and got no output."
data/45.wav,It gives me the following errors:
data/46.wav,Is there another way to achieve the given result?
data/47.wav,Here are the facts that I have gathered:
data/48.wav,Edit To be straight: I do not want to make any holy war about exceptions.
data/49.wav,Whenever I try to do a input output console implementation using Scanf (but also related functions) inserting runtime input and validating with enter results in the program behaving (it's a loop) like I inputted twice or three times.
data/50.wav,"and typed in the ""hello world"":"
data/51.wav,"In Go's package system, each package has a path  and a name ."
data/52.wav,If not how does Go's concurrency really work on App Engine?
data/53.wav,"Because conformance to a Go interface is checked statically by the Go compiler , the Go authors prefer the term structural typing."
data/54.wav,There's no text preprocessing in Go.
data/55.wav,Edit: I'll add a concrete example of what I'm doing.
data/56.wav,"I created a simple web server, put a sleep in the middle and realized that go process one request per time, so if I did a refresh on my browser, the process of the first request has to finish until the second request start processing, here is the code:"
data/57.wav,How can I enable syntax highlighting for GO by default?
data/58.wav,but it fails because Date is not a type.
data/59.wav,(could be just bindings as well)
data/60.wav,It requires the input array to be strings only (since Go is strongly typed).
data/61.wav,"Can you do it in a single line, or do you need to use temporary variables such as I've done in my example below?"
data/62.wav,"Finally, there's the whole support aspect."
data/63.wav,Which one is more suitable to implement a queue?
data/64.wav,"So far I've come across a few different sqlite libraries, but they all seem to be sparsely maintained or have little or no documentation."
data/65.wav,Then fetching after creating the key.
data/66.wav,"There is some difference from python in that the keys have to be typed, so you can't mix numeric and string keys (for some reason I forgot you can), but they're pretty easy to use."
data/67.wav,I give the code below.
data/68.wav,Is latency generally so bad that I should expend the effort to ensure the network proximity of two nodes?
data/69.wav,How does one read a file line by line?
data/70.wav,A simple Go example (with separate client and sever code) would be much appreciated!
data/71.wav,"Obviously, I can just write a simple Makefile for this, but it would be nice to use CMake consistently throughout my project."
data/72.wav,Am I specifying the regexp wrong?
data/73.wav,"What I found is my memory usage is growing fast and constantly while running the code and I'm running out of memory at about half way of processing (12GB box, 7GB free)."
data/74.wav,I tried to store a hexdecimal value like
data/75.wav,The docs for rune mention a trivial conversion will resolve this error.
data/76.wav,I'm writing a simple client and server using Go.
data/77.wav,It's not rooted or modified in any way.
data/78.wav,"Idiomatic Go programs have semicolons only in
  places such as for loop clauses, to separate the initializer,
  condition, and continuation elements."
data/79.wav,So what is the difference?
data/80.wav,I am trying to capture user input in Go with little luck.
data/81.wav,How often is it used?
data/82.wav,Same goes for all other active instances.
data/83.wav,"How do I change this so that ""Statement"": has an array value?"
data/84.wav,I figure there is something simple I am missing.
data/85.wav,How would you solve the problem?
data/86.wav,I'm running an application on Google App Engine that relies on frequent communication with a website through HTTP JSON RPC.
data/87.wav,Multiple sources use the term duck typing when describing Go interfaces.
data/88.wav,"From Effective Go, because of semicolon inference:"
data/89.wav,The function is not bound to the route.
data/90.wav,"was hoping that T2 would inherit T1's methods, but such is not the case."
data/91.wav,"Edit: I am not thinking about allocating IDs or keys here, only using them (i.e."
data/92.wav,Any help will be greatly appreciated.
data/93.wav,My current approach involves passing a pointer to a struct:
data/94.wav,"Otherwise, if the example were more complex than just the last element of a list for instance, you would need a function to perform your task for every type."
data/95.wav,I am not sure if am abusing the language now.
data/96.wav,I understand that I need to provide a page that will allow the user to select one of the many OpenId providers and enter their Id for that system.
data/97.wav,"However, this turned out to be a lot harder than I anticipated."
data/98.wav,Why not switch my projects to Go language.
data/99.wav,"Cgo enables the creation of Go
  packages that call C code."
data/100.wav,Do I need to handle the escaping on an application level or is it a more beautiful way?
data/101.wav,I think I'm missing something pretty basic.
data/102.wav,How do I fill out the syscall.Sockaddr structure so that I can later use it with syscall.Bind?
data/103.wav,"So the language reference doesn't say where to put the brace, but both gofmt and the compiler will make sure it is correctly placed for a if statement."
data/104.wav,ls is used only for the purposes of learning the exec package.
data/105.wav,I can't think of any reason why I'd want a mixture.
data/106.wav,How do I call go build to work exactly like go get does?
data/107.wav,My reasoning so far is this.
data/108.wav,Why is it not possible to take the address of a string literal (see test1() in the example below)?
data/109.wav,"I'd like to use Go with either Postgres or Hypertable for a project, but I'm curious as to how mature and complete these interfaces are."
data/110.wav,I'm new at go and decided to learn by reading the tutorial and then jumping right into code.
data/111.wav,(I mean how to install in my local GOPATH?)
data/112.wav,"So as my initial idea for a package layout, consider:"
data/113.wav,These are consequences of mutability vs immutability and affect how I can write the code.
data/114.wav,"Just out of sheer curiosity, why is this?"
data/115.wav,"How can I provide the ""default"" values for interface functions that acts as though the corresponding C.struct_fuse_operations member is set to NULL?"
data/116.wav,Go language warnings and errors
data/117.wav,"If example 2 is declared on the stack, how does it stay available after the function returns?"
data/118.wav,(Sorry for the formatting but the Code Sample tags in this forum can't handle XML blocks.)
data/119.wav,That explains why the sort function will modify the content of what is referenced by the slice.
data/120.wav,If you want a more specific answer please give some more information  on what it's for.
data/121.wav,But how is map actually implemented in Go?
data/122.wav,Will the following work and do the job best?
data/123.wav,Experiment with command arguments.
data/124.wav,Thanks for the assistance.
data/125.wav,"I suspect that my answer is going to be making this one big package separated into different logical files, but I fear that this might lead to namespace clutter."
data/126.wav,I'm unsure what the idiomatic way of handling the problem would be.
data/127.wav,UPDATE: In accordance with PeterSO's comment I'm going the regexp route.
data/128.wav,I get a compile error if I move it down but I can't see in the language spec where they show that a block has to be structured like that.
data/129.wav,"i know the lookup and enterdisk functions work on their own, but i am trying to test the switch statement."
data/130.wav,"I've worked around it by using another one function, and calling it right after new():"
data/131.wav,"The Google team built at least one compiler for an experimental Go dialect with generics, but did not release it."
data/132.wav,See the section on method sets for details.
data/133.wav,Write an interpreter for some tiny language?
data/134.wav,"How do you express a ""null"" value in Go?"
data/135.wav,"The former flag deleted the contents of the datastore, but whenever I try to upload a blob I get the error."
data/136.wav,What would you advise?
data/137.wav,"I would like to use some of windows api, but I have no idea how to start."
data/138.wav,Is it possible to use an operator in place of a function in go?
data/139.wav,How can I do some actions based on parsing the form2 submission request ?
data/140.wav,"The central part of it is a tree built using dicts, which should stay this way since each node can have an arbitrary number of children."
data/141.wav,I would like to Generate this JSON policy:
data/142.wav,What's the best way to do this?
data/143.wav,Consider the following.
data/144.wav,I have found in some web article that go has Windows compiler.
data/145.wav,So how can I make an absolute path redirect in golang?
data/146.wav,"Since no communications are involved, I expected an almost perfect speedup."
data/147.wav,"Another aside (this is a long question I know, sorry):"
data/148.wav,You'll need to do it yourself or get a third party lib.
data/149.wav,"Then, give me that record so I could run the job."""
data/150.wav,"At any time the following
  relationship holds:"
data/151.wav,Is there a trick to bind a function to a struct?
data/152.wav,The following simple program demonstrates Go's concurrency features to implement an asynchronous program.
data/153.wav,I'm wondering why fallthrough isn't allowed in a type switch statement in golang.
data/154.wav,In this example I create the callback function so its closure contains the variables numScanned and myStorageThing.
data/155.wav,"If you want to a shorten a URL using the goo.gl URL shortener API, you get back either a successful response:"
data/156.wav,"If Win32 and Linux gophers can have this, why not us Win64 folks?"
data/157.wav,"By the way, is there more efficient way?"
data/158.wav,"But Go doesn't provide vector of byte, what can I do?"
data/159.wav,so I need to be able to check param type at runtime.
data/160.wav,"After processing a jQuery Ajax Post from an HTML form successfully within a Go program, how do I load a new form?"
data/161.wav,This seems almost right but it chokes on the newline.
data/162.wav,"After clearing out the first couple lines of HTTP request with input.readLine(), I read the data with:"
data/163.wav,It is recommended to use one consistent receiver type for all methods of a type and avoid mixing pointer and direct receivers.
data/164.wav,"The thing is just that, from the few stuff I read and coded, it seems Go have a neat way to do concurrency (and in my case this just means that my job of making all my cores humming with numerical calculations is easier), and if I could use a similar syntax in Haskell I'd be glad."
data/165.wav,"The value x is called the index or map key, respectively."
data/166.wav,For example the string could look like:
data/167.wav,"I thought I might use a mutex to monitor the number of threads, but I realized if I kept checking that over and over it would throttle the CPU."
data/168.wav,"It looks like the IO function takes it's time, and as a result I get this kind of output:"
data/169.wav,"My first error in this case is ""can't set getattr"" in what looks to be the Go equivalent of a default copy constructor."
data/170.wav,I got the runtime error message Write T1 binary.Read: invalid type main.T1
data/171.wav,"I guess my new question is, How do I iterate through:"
data/172.wav,How can I read files in other encodings?
data/173.wav,"As part of my Go tutorial, I'm writing simple program counting words across multiple files."
data/174.wav,The Cmd.Output example in the standard documentation is pretty succinct.
data/175.wav,I'm having a problem getting any response from urlfetch.Transport.RoundTrip in GAE Go.
data/176.wav,I need to read a text file that is encoded in GBK.
data/177.wav,"For example adding a String or MarshalJSON method
   for a type that happens to be used as an anonymous field can cause
   strange behavior (like you only print or encode part of the whole)."
data/178.wav,"First, and most important, does the method need to modify the receiver?"
data/179.wav,The data type could be checked using reflect.Typeof(value)
data/180.wav,"The fact the using those channel stuff I could write a very simple, readable and small Monte Carlo simulation that would run in parallel in my multicore processor really impressed me."
data/181.wav,I have this struct that matches the types of a MongoDB collection I'm using:
data/182.wav,"User sees a plain ""404 page not found"" when they try a wrong URL."
data/183.wav,Which looks like a proper response for an empty call.
data/184.wav,I want to print something at intervals.
data/185.wav,Would Go be a good choice for code generation?
data/186.wav,"I tested this offline also, compiling under 64 bit Linux."
data/187.wav,"in other words, if one type is based on another, if a variable of the derived type is coerced into the base type to run a method, can that method learn the real type of the receiver who called it?"
data/188.wav,"Then I still can't find the suitable Mercurial for Ubuntu 8.10, which is followed this command."
data/189.wav,How do I check whether a channel has a value for me to read?
data/190.wav,Go apparently doesn't accept the 0b notation for binary integers.
data/191.wav,This is my current path setting.. any help ?
data/192.wav,"If example 2 is actually declared on the heap, how is it that structs are passed by value rather than by reference?"
data/193.wav,So what's the point?
data/194.wav,"Shifting left by one is the same as multiplication by 2, and shifting right by one is the same as dividing by two, discarding any remainder."
data/195.wav,"GoClipse sets up a project with lots of folders, I'm not really sure what their purpose is,  where should I put goauth.a and how do I import it?"
data/196.wav,Does Go support lambda expressions or anything similar?
data/197.wav,This is the shortest way I can do it:
data/198.wav,I just wanted an authenticated credenital that I can use inside my application to limit a users access to only his or her own data.
data/199.wav,"Also, if I get rid of 'quit' completely, I get no error but it only prints first record."
data/200.wav,"Go programming language files), a Makefile is always required."
data/201.wav,I'm trying a little of go programming language.
data/202.wav,"Using an Asus u81a
Intel Core 2 Duo T6500 2.1GHz, 2MB L2 cache, 800MHz FSB."
data/203.wav,I need a function to efficiently reverse a slice in golang.
data/204.wav,I'm using JSON to get some values into a variable from an external source.
data/205.wav,I wish to determine the MIME type of the contents of a pipe.
data/206.wav,"My application asks for a task (with just a record select in Mongo from a collection called ""jobs"") and then registers itself as an assignee to complete that task (an update to that same ""job"" record, setting itself as assignee)."
data/207.wav,I'm not sure which one shall I use.
data/208.wav,"For instance, passing
  an int value to a function makes a copy of the int, and passing a
  pointer value makes a copy of the pointer, but not the data it points
  to."
data/209.wav,"cgo is an ARM binary, gofix and gofmt are ARM binaries as well."
data/210.wav,I seems quite interesting.
data/211.wav,"I have a java prototype that can compute large chains in 10~15s, but monitoring of performance shows that most of my runtime is wasted in synchronization and overhead from ConcurrentHashMap."
data/212.wav,Instead of a neat reference to an image file.
data/213.wav,"i know that go language does not support windows yet, now, how can i compile .go file is windows ?"
data/214.wav,Here is a brief version of my code:
data/215.wav,When trying to compile this I get the following error message:
data/216.wav,"API error 1 (datastore_v3: BAD_REQUEST): ApplicationError: 1 app
  ""id1"" cannot access app ""id2""'s data"
data/217.wav,"On November 10, 2009, the day of the general release of the language, Francis McCabe, developer of the Go!"
data/218.wav,The only way I can think of doing it is by capturing the closure of the outer function in the callback function.
data/219.wav,I was just wondering if there was any way of enforcing the type so it conforms to a contract similar to
data/220.wav,This will not compile as it cant tell that 'entity' was a PhysEntity.
data/221.wav,"I've got a question about Go's gofmt tool, which formats automatically the output of programs according to the official Go specs (for example you cannot argue about where brackets should go in Go, because that's apparently fixed by the specs)."
data/222.wav,"If I comment the offending line out, it compiles and runs fine."
data/223.wav,"How can I a) compile the package, b) install the package so that any future code I write will know how to find coolstuff, and c) build example.go, which depends on coolstuff?"
data/224.wav,And I can't figure out how to write the same in Scala.
data/225.wav,Can anybody suggest me how to define it ?
data/226.wav,"When trying to link with gccgo on Precise, I get this linking error:"
data/227.wav,"Try not to get too distracted with other packages like regexp, just look for the simplest examples that exercise a package feature."
data/228.wav,Is there any documentation on how to configure LiteIDE?
data/229.wav,For example (stealing the example from the Wikipedia article on the Template Method Pattern) if the following was valid:
data/230.wav,Is the map specialized for integers and for strings?
data/231.wav,"EDIT: Using Go 1.0.2 and go install, I get the following output:"
data/232.wav,I would prefer to do this without changing the URL.
data/233.wav,"Given a function, is it possible to get its name?"
data/234.wav,What is the best way to have a parameter that receives either a string or nil?
data/235.wav,Here is the source code of my program:
data/236.wav,"This works, but it has several problems:"
data/237.wav,2.which one is faster?
data/238.wav,"As in the typical example in Java, if you create a String in a loop and loop for 10,000 times, you will get 10,000 String's created which are then later garbage collected."
data/239.wav,"The problem is that Go have some limitations (specially, it lacks polymorphism in the way I'm accustomed to in Haskell), and besides that, I really like Haskell and don't wanna trade it away."
data/240.wav,"It can't be used(I know why, so I'm not asking this.)"
data/241.wav,When should be used each one of them?
data/242.wav,It seems that GO language does not have warnings in it.
data/243.wav,I was suprised at this since most language compilers just warn you about unused variables but still compile.
data/244.wav,"On the chance that it already exists, I'm asking here."
data/245.wav,"At the moment I'm not going to bother with Namespace, XSLT, or schema validation support, as those aren't useful for manipulating DOCX files."
data/246.wav,The disadvantage of each of these is I have to manually stop the goroutines.
data/247.wav,"If you compile without initializing main.minversion in this way, it will contain the empty string."
data/248.wav,04:24:49 main.go:150: dup: not supported by windows
data/249.wav,"That's to be expected since a map type can be implemented as a hash table, or as a search tree, or as some other data structure."
data/250.wav,I am attempting to do what I originally thought would be pretty simple.
data/251.wav,I'd like to open a PDF file in the filesystem from go with the default application.
data/252.wav,I'm trying to install doozer like this:
data/253.wav,"The problem I'm experiencing is, only the first tier of children are available from the root node I choose to print."
data/254.wav,"Thread A only does asynchronous sends, thread B only does asynchronous receives."
data/255.wav,How is it possible to use the channels in Google Go to perform the functionality of mutex?
data/256.wav,Is there any smarter way I can look for information about the go language?
data/257.wav,Can you spot what I'm doing wrong?
data/258.wav,I am using a Vector type to store arrays of bytes (variable sizes)
data/259.wav,Though this uses some installation script to get it going.
data/260.wav,"This interface is mentioned on the FAQ, but I cannot see it mentioned elsewhere in the docs."
data/261.wav,Sending email via GAE does not appear to work.
data/262.wav,But instead of the proper answer
data/263.wav,I use this function to save an incoming message:
data/264.wav,I'm trying to find a good way to split a string using a regular expression instead of a string.
data/265.wav,Since I've a similar function for 2 different data types:
data/266.wav,A type implements any interface comprising any subset of its methods and may therefore implement several distinct interfaces.
data/267.wav,"How can we meet this challenge with parallel programming (preferably in Go, but a description in English will suffice)?"
data/268.wav,"If we detect a possible stack overflow, we would need to have some way to create a new stack and link to the last one."
data/269.wav,How would you do it?
data/270.wav,"It's expected that the remote host will simply drop the connection when they've had enough, and I'm not receiving anything from them."
data/271.wav,"Goauth uses strings.SplitN, which does not seem to be present in the GAE version of Go."
data/272.wav,part of the handler code on my server side go program:
data/273.wav,"When we embed a type, the methods of that type become methods of the outer type, but when they are invoked the receiver of the method is the inner type, not the outer one."
data/274.wav,"I've defined a ""reusable"" package (even.go):"
data/275.wav,But surely there's a better way.
data/276.wav,"The Go authors put substantial effort into influencing the style of Go programs:

The main Go distribution includes tools for building, testing, and analyzing code:

It also includes profiling and debugging support, runtime instrumentation , and a race condition tester."
data/277.wav,"Each node of the process must calculate chains of connections, then sum up all the results across all queries to adjust validity results, with results chained outward to any connected arguments."
data/278.wav,One of the rather daunting things for me in picking up a new language is the standard library: is it large?
data/279.wav,I need to map the results since the Template will need the datastore 'Key' associated with each entity.
data/280.wav,"For background, I want to have a goroutine that accepts for messages over a channel and forwards them over a socket connection (provided by gozmq), while simultaneously waiting for replies on the socket connection."
data/281.wav,Package regexp implements regular expression search.
data/282.wav,"For example, there's a ReadKeyRing function, but no WriteKeyRing."
data/283.wav,needs no semicolons.
data/284.wav,The Go Programming Language Specification does not include the keyword 'notwithstanding'.
data/285.wav,I spent some time looking at Go a few months ago and was certainly sold on all of the design decisions made by the Go team.
data/286.wav,The Go blog post on Profiling Go Programs dissects Hundt's claims.
data/287.wav,"assuming it did not like field names ""id"" and ""name"", so renamed to ""Id"" and ""Name"""
data/288.wav,"That is, a function always gets a
  copy of the thing being passed, as if there were an assignment
  statement assigning the value to the parameter."
data/289.wav,"It is assumed that the application
  provides a function that allows each Pastry node to determine the “distanceâ€?of a node
  with a given IP address to itself."
data/290.wav,"When I run, I got the following error:"
data/291.wav,"They are undeniably convenient, but our experience has been that programmers use them as a crutch to avoid thinking about proper error handling and reporting."
data/292.wav,In “A Tour of Goâ€?they have this code:
data/293.wav,"But again, no explanation is given."
data/294.wav,"My primary goal here is to get up and running quickly, which means the least amount of code I need to write along with ease of deployment."
data/295.wav,Thanks in advance for any help!
data/296.wav,"Wrote a simple program that calls ""ls"", then passes each line through regexp filtering for files that end in an ""s""."
data/297.wav,"Example code that, of course, doesn't work:"
data/298.wav,Then I created helper methods for end users:
data/299.wav,"The artist, album, and year variables no longer exist and are not visible to the WriteString() statement."
data/300.wav,My code is given below.
data/301.wav,I know that Go doesn't support generics and inheritance.
data/302.wav,"I'm trying to write a string looking like this using go's template system:
(p1, p2, p3), where p1, p2, ... comes from an array in the program."
data/303.wav,"However, I have encountered the following setback:"
data/304.wav,When it does I write a bool on an other channel which is used in the main loop to break.
data/305.wav,The lack of support for generic programming in initial versions of Go drew considerable criticism.
data/306.wav,I say this because when I try to use it I get the error.k
data/307.wav,How do you time a function in Go and return its runtime in milliseconds?
data/308.wav,"However, it seems Go does not provide it."
data/309.wav,"I've tried modifying the dev_appserver.py EXTRA_PATHS list to include the system version of Go's libraries, since I noticed the appengine lib folder did not include a template library, but to no avail."
data/310.wav,Can anyone tell me how to create a new instance of Type from a string?
data/311.wav,"(Slices and
  maps are reference types, so their story is a little more subtle, but
  for instance to change the length of a slice in a method the receiver
  must still be a pointer.)"
data/312.wav,"With this approach, only the first message passes and works with my downloader."
data/313.wav,Consider the following two alternatives.
data/314.wav,This may help solve the riddle
data/315.wav,As of Go1 inotify has been removed from the package.
data/316.wav,I was just using it for the example.
data/317.wav,Why is a function without arguments not compatible to a function with a variable number of arguments?
data/318.wav,The compiler will reject a module that declares a dependency to a module without using anything from that module.
data/319.wav,In TQ's Reference we can read:
data/320.wav,"This code doesn't work, it will produce the error: ""cannot fallthrough in type switch""."
data/321.wav,I notice that Go has a type called uint8 and a function called uint8 which creates a uint8 value.
data/322.wav,"I want to execute perforce command line ""p4"" from Go to do the login job."
data/323.wav,I've installed the LiteIDE IDE for Go.
data/324.wav,"To test for presence in the map without worrying about the actual
  value, you can use the blank identifier (_) in place of the usual
  variable for the value."
data/325.wav,"If the first x bits are 0, then a good amount of time has been expended on the client's machine, computing the collision (which wouldn't happen on a spambot)"
data/326.wav,Methods are bound to packages.
data/327.wav,It should be working properly if we look at the request:
data/328.wav,"As I learned, typically it may model with ""composite pattern""."
data/329.wav,I think i have just asked a stupid question because I have just found out that you have to compile Go!
data/330.wav,But I thought I'd post it anyway!
data/331.wav,"The thing is m, err, and key are all being used."
data/332.wav,"Now I'm at the point where I need to start writing the application itself, the business logic."
data/333.wav,"As long as I have a client sending stuff over the connection it seems to be working fine, but as soon as the client stops sending the net.Read function returns the error EOF and starts looping with no delay whatsoever."
data/334.wav,"I'm looking into using Go as a wrapper for this code, but am having difficulty finding a way to pass or even write definitions for these structures."
data/335.wav,EDIT The Go team announced in December 2013 that they will be transitioning the compiler to Go.
data/336.wav,I have some old C code that makes somewhat heavy use of packed structures.
data/337.wav,How do I manage and organize my projects and code?
data/338.wav,"I know I'm just being lazy, but I want to know if it is possible to initialize multiple variables in an if statement."
data/339.wav,"Especially the result parameter list (n int, err error) intrigues me."
data/340.wav,The Golang FAQ now summarizes the difference between:
data/341.wav,Shouldn't that variable be initialized already?
data/342.wav,"In the examples above, if pointerMethod modifies the fields of s, the caller will see those changes, but valueMethod is called with a copy of the caller's argument (that's the definition of passing a value), so changes it makes will be invisible to the caller."
data/343.wav,I'm new to Linux so its not easy to follow some of the instructions I have read.
data/344.wav,"I could use any instance implementing ""GameImplementation"" as a ""Game"" without any conversion:"
data/345.wav,The following extremely simple shaders render to this texture:
data/346.wav,"If I do this, does the compiler optimise the code from the AST and out of the generated code?"
data/347.wav,When Compiling it gives the errors:
data/348.wav,But to me it seems like a mouthful.
data/349.wav,"However, when I am trying to execute .go program, I found errors like this  for program 1 and thisfor program 2."
data/350.wav,I'm having a file with the following contents:
data/351.wav,Is there a way to avoid having the implement Len and Swap every time or is this just a limitation from the lack of Generics in Go?
data/352.wav,This is straight function with no context pointer.
data/353.wav,How to generate tags file for Go source
data/354.wav,Package time provides functionality for measuring and displaying time.
data/355.wav,"Despite whether some may think there is a better way, I still want to know how to achieve this ie: a) have global or local array, b) not pass by value, c) The global arrays will be read only once from disk and the local arrays will be read each time the function is called."
data/356.wav,I would need something like this in my template:
data/357.wav,"How can I redirect a page request in Go running on GAE, so that the user's address would display correctly without resorting to displaying a redirection page?"
data/358.wav,What I'm trying to do is score a league.
data/359.wav,And it's the same for the commented line just above.
data/360.wav,"Context: I'm checking that there is a single command line argument, I will print usage and return an an error status code if the argument count, or argument is invalid."
data/361.wav,Both work very well and I get very good results from ab (Apache benchmark) up to 6 concurrent threads:
data/362.wav,Go adds literal syntaxes for initializing struct parameters by name and for initializing maps and slices.
data/363.wav,Then you can take advantage of Go's rpc package.
data/364.wav,The call is made by this package I made at line 77.
data/365.wav,What am I doing wrong?
data/366.wav,"Now, what are you going to do with it?"
data/367.wav,"For example, if I had a new line:"
data/368.wav,"The program will be running on several machines, all talking to the same Mongo."
data/369.wav,Changes the behavior of the range expression when I add a buffer of different sizes:
data/370.wav,"But the default Makefile won't build the coolstuff package and example.go, complaining:"
data/371.wav,"Also, what about the ecosystem?"
data/372.wav,How can I get some javascript evaluated instead of inserted?
data/373.wav,The most obvious solution is to use the following modification:
data/374.wav,"However sometimes I wish to do dangerous things, I want mutability."
data/375.wav,Has anyone succeeded in generating code coverage for Go unit tests?
data/376.wav,I have Mingw installed.
data/377.wav,my implementation send 32bit length then binary message for each call.
data/378.wav,However it has print and println which does
data/379.wav,Here is what I have so far:
data/380.wav,"I know this is more of an algorithmics question, but it's also one
extremely relevant to concurrency."
data/381.wav,How can I make sure I am not copying the struct?
data/382.wav,I run it with input from a text with a line of integers.
data/383.wav,where the first x bits are 0) by changing the nonce.
data/384.wav,They implement arithmetic shifts if the left operand is a signed integer and logical shifts if it is an unsigned integer.
data/385.wav,"I have searched web for libCURL bindings for Go language, but failed to find any..."
data/386.wav,But that code has an extra lookup inside the for loop.
data/387.wav,"When I kill the server while running the script in Chrome, I get this output (seems to be correct, except that the response isn't ending):"
data/388.wav,"I have three concurrent go routines like below,"
data/389.wav,"The funny part is that the string ""Y U NO WORK ?"
data/390.wav,"This makes it seem like vars of function types are const, at least at the top level."
data/391.wav,Is it possible to write client for Cassandra datastore in Go language?
data/392.wav,I have some heavily instrumented code that makes use of the log package.
data/393.wav,I made a simple clock signal using goroutines:
data/394.wav,I know that Go programs can be compiled for Android.
data/395.wav,I've tried cmd and powershell v1 (it is the only provide version under XP).
data/396.wav,The next piece of necessary info about method calls says:
data/397.wav,Can anyone explain flags in Go?
data/398.wav,"I can, on the other hand, Serialize an Entity, but I have no way to read it back."
data/399.wav,How do I debug a Go program?
data/400.wav,"A common variable name for files or directories is ""path""."
data/401.wav,"I thought escaping it would do the trick, but apparently I'm wrong."
data/402.wav,"I would be surprised if there isn't a legitimate rationale behind it, so that's what I'm looking for."
data/403.wav,Does anyone know how to create a SOCKET as returned by WSASocket() function in go programming language?
data/404.wav,I have the following currently for Go in my .vimrc:
data/405.wav,How do I solve this?
data/406.wav,"If not possible, what would be the best solution?"
data/407.wav,Below is the code with some omissions.
data/408.wav,"If I'd written that in C, the first one would have put an object on the heap and the second would have put it on the stack."
data/409.wav,Route accepts a custom Matcher function.
data/410.wav,"Programs are constructed from
  packages, whose properties allow
  efficient management of dependencies."
data/411.wav,Immature compilers for Go?
data/412.wav,"This example would show ""Hello world!"""
data/413.wav,"Is there a way to create an interface from toType and toRaw, or do I need to backup and have the receivers be the types themselves and not pointers to types?"
data/414.wav,Building from source is the way to do this.
data/415.wav,Here's the printout:
data/416.wav,"For a solution, I recommend something like this:"
data/417.wav,"Any tips will be appreciated, though I'm primarily looking for general optimization strategies."
data/418.wav,"An application is expected to implements this function depending on its
  choice of a proximity metric, using network services like traceroute or Internet subnet
  maps, and appropriate caching and approximation techniques to minimize overhead."
data/419.wav,How can I get the list of currently running processes in Go?
data/420.wav,But when I try to do this for myself:
data/421.wav,Here is the snippet that does not seem to be doing what I want it to:
data/422.wav,You can use a bytes.Buffer to join the parts of the line if they exceed the line limit.
data/423.wav,"Have I misunderstood the syntax, or is it a limitation due to the internal workings of Go?"
data/424.wav,(Why are they not illegal if they are not really useful?)
data/425.wav,"For each stat, you get 10 points for being highest scoring, 9 for 2nd etc."
data/426.wav,"What is the proper way to parse the template files now, after the
update?"
data/427.wav,This seem very similar to me to how the .net Async CTP feature is doing cooperative concurrency if you are not using background thread.
data/428.wav,How do I get the string value of os.Error?
data/429.wav,Say I want to change a value for all objects in an array.
data/430.wav,I put in the code and saved it.
data/431.wav,I have the following structs:
data/432.wav,"The only method defined for CharData is to copy the token, but that just gives another copy of a CharData variable."
data/433.wav,"Is there an entry for ""UTC"" or is that 0 because it's not in the map
  at all?"
data/434.wav,"If you need to replace more than one thing, or you'll need to do the same replacement over and over, it might be better to use a strings.Replacer:"
data/435.wav,Can anybody help me by answering how to get system time in GO.
data/436.wav,What's the meaning of systems language?
data/437.wav,"I have a client server application, using TCP connection"
data/438.wav,I'm trying to setup a multi package go project something like
data/439.wav,"Hehe, fun language anyhow."
data/440.wav,Is there a canonical mapping of codecs or container formats to MIME type?
data/441.wav,"(EXTRA )
Does anyone know how to fix that?"
data/442.wav,You can find solution to your problem in the following article.
data/443.wav,"For example, on Linux,"
data/444.wav,I'm struggling a bit with the interrupt example.
data/445.wav,into the terminal and a blank page appeared.
data/446.wav,Various studies have been done into the effectiveness of this approach.
data/447.wav,For a one dimensional array with the old template package there is the code:
data/448.wav,"I know that pointers in Go allow mutation of a function's arguments, but wouldn't it have been simpler if they adopted just references (with appropriate const or mutable qualifiers)."
data/449.wav,I am having trouble understanding the workflow for creating a go project that has local packages.
data/450.wav,"The main() function pushes integers (or ""customers"") onto the shop channel."
data/451.wav,Does anyone know how to make it work?
data/452.wav,It seems like 'Go' only allows for one regexp at a time...
data/453.wav,This recursively describes data in the form of a dictionary with string keys and values of any type.
data/454.wav,"I have tried to use relative paths, like this:"
data/455.wav,In C it would look like this:
data/456.wav,Can Go have optional parameters?
data/457.wav,My current attempts haven't seemed to lend themselves to this very well.
data/458.wav,"what I really want is a ""constructor"" to limit Char to one character"
data/459.wav,"However, I went looking to see how Go implemented a particular feature of concurrency, and so far I haven't seen any evidence at all that this feature is there at all."
data/460.wav,"Just trying out Go, but I can't get it to compile my very first program."
data/461.wav,Am i missing something?
data/462.wav,This is more of an app structure question.
data/463.wav,Is there any way to create a unix FIFO with Go language?
data/464.wav,I intend to learn a new language for better concurrency.
data/465.wav,And commenting out the line PQ.Push(firstNode) does satisfy the compiler.
data/466.wav,Which results in undefined 'type' errors.
data/467.wav,the LastSeen field gets stored as a script instead of evaluated:
data/468.wav,How do I convert a string to a lower case representation?
data/469.wav,One odd thing: My dual core kubuntu 64bit never peaked in both cores.
data/470.wav,What is the runtime.a that is missing?
data/471.wav,Depending on the problem you could use a RWMutex or a plain Mutex.
data/472.wav,"This is the working code, many thanks to Kevin Ballard for helping me get this one."
data/473.wav,I can't figure out a clean way to implement an algorithm that will work on any type.
data/474.wav,Do they have full rights to profit from these contributions?
data/475.wav,"When I fill my structure with s.FindId(...).One(&doc) can doc have fields with lower case names like ""timer"" instead of ""Timer""?"
data/476.wav,I saw a similar qn here.
data/477.wav,:non) capturing groups are not recognized.
data/478.wav,A) Storing the key in the struct.
data/479.wav,"I want to find rows where a text column begins with a user given string, e.g."
data/480.wav,"In fact, if I define an additional handler for another page, like:"
data/481.wav,"However, I have next to zero experience with concurrent programming
and thinking concurrently."
data/482.wav,"Map and slice values behave like pointers: they are descriptors that
  contain pointers to the underlying map or slice data."
data/483.wav,And this doesn't have warnings also.
data/484.wav,"When my program lists the available tasks and then picks one, other instances might have already obtained that assignment, and the current assignment would have failed."
data/485.wav,My problem is that I'm not sure how to read an element's inner text.
data/486.wav,"I wounder if you can use python with Go, I have just introduced myself to Go (by mistake lol, although that it exists long time ago) to Go, it feels like python, I like it, but I'm not planning to learn it because python satisfies me, I'm just wondering, is it possible to create an app on google app engine using python sdk and Go for some tasks?"
data/487.wav,I'm thinking that for such applications an event based XML parser should be better because I won't need DOM and all that (correct me if I'm wrong).
data/488.wav,template.Must is the standard library's approach for returning only the first return value in one statement.
data/489.wav,"(Of course, nesting can be arbitrarily long)"
data/490.wav,I know that both request are processed because I see the printed line at the console but the browser keep waiting for information..... and don't show my response.
data/491.wav,But I want the formatted string returned rather than printed so I can manipulate it further.
data/492.wav,(or wouldn't ever be any valid reason to want to do that?
data/493.wav,"The final URL string result should be similar to this one, without spaces:"
data/494.wav,Can give a simple example.
data/495.wav,"I'm guessing the EOF is bubbling up from somwhere deeper in the standard library than the SendMail function itself, but I have no idea where it's choking and I don't know what I did to upset it."
data/496.wav,"EDIT: For what it's worth, I am keeping the code here."
data/497.wav,"Use exec.Run, passing Pipe for stdout."
data/498.wav,I have the compiler and linker already built and installed.
data/499.wav,You can use fmt.Sprintf or strconv.FormatFloat
data/500.wav,When I run go env I see this:
data/501.wav,"It looks like generics will only be added to Go as an afterthought, if at all,."
data/502.wav,"Once main exits, the program will quit."
data/503.wav,I have a Go object whose address in memory I would like to keep constant.
data/504.wav,"Take a look at the An example package section in The Go Language Specification, which is a complete Go package that implements a concurrent prime sieve, using go statements and channels."
data/505.wav,might fail because of several users doing the same thing
data/506.wav,I want to convert an ip address to integer number
data/507.wav,"The instructions say to run the resultant gotour executable, but I can't find one."
data/508.wav,"I need the time in milliseconds for what could be a large volume of transactions, so I want something that is correct, and fast."
data/509.wav,The snippet of code (in case play.golang.org dies sooner than stackoverflow.com):
data/510.wav,Or what alternatives methods are there?
data/511.wav,And if 'No'then why this is a runtime error and why not a compile time?
data/512.wav,"Therefore, for the latest releases,"
data/513.wav,"""could it be that the gl21 package could not obtain a valid address for the glClear() function exported by opengl32.dll?"""
data/514.wav,"I am trying to generate random numbers (integers) in Go, to no avail."
data/515.wav,how to convert go's type from uint8 to unit32?
data/516.wav,But when I try to compile I always have an output similar to this:
data/517.wav,I keep running into values being empty.
data/518.wav,I check to see what the token is using the following:
data/519.wav,How do I return from main with an exit code as I would in C?
data/520.wav,anyway I'll keep the question for today maybe I'll have a good answer that I'm not expecting.
data/521.wav,And reset all variables stored in RAM without warning.
data/522.wav,Do I need to do go install mypack each time I want to try it ?
data/523.wav,Google's Go has both.
data/524.wav,The designers added only those facilities that all three agreed on.
data/525.wav,Here comes the code:
data/526.wav,"On Windows, I do not know how to write the make file and which tool to use to make it."
data/527.wav,"I'm a Go newcomer, but I have read that Go regulars do not miss parametric polymorphism."
data/528.wav,"For my tracing JIT, I need to be able to write executable code into memory and have the interpreter call to that code."
data/529.wav,This is how I started to get a md5 hash from a string:
data/530.wav,Something like Python's os.path module?
data/531.wav,Or there are any alternative in sending numbers over TCP ?
data/532.wav,But I'm still not sure the underlying reasons.
data/533.wav,but I can't seem to use the charData variable as an array of bytes to convert to a string.
data/534.wav,"Is there a way to do this, or must everything that requires the same thread also run in the same goroutine?"
data/535.wav,"What I need is an easy way to start and stop a timer, and print out the value."
data/536.wav,To make program more clear: What actually I am tiring to do is creating two channels between each two routines and then use one channel to send int to other channel and receive int by another channel from that routine.
data/537.wav,How can I get the list of currently running processes in golang under Windows?
data/538.wav,Is there another way to treat the xml.CharData variable as a slice of bytes?
data/539.wav,"If I put the contents of this repository in a directory on my $GOPATH, e.g."
data/540.wav,"In a function call, the function value and arguments are evaluated in
  the usual order."
data/541.wav,I'm trying to understand the Go language.
data/542.wav,"I guess I need to configure LiteIDE, but I don't how and I did not find any relevant documentation."
data/543.wav,"I'm getting an error returned from an io.Copy call, to which I've passed a socket (TCPConn) as the destination."
data/544.wav,So I created wrapper C functions:
data/545.wav,I'm starting to wonder.)
data/546.wav,I figured even though the language does not have parametric polymorphism there must be some idiomatic 'Go' way of  doing this in order for Go regulars to claim they dont miss parametric polymorphism.
data/547.wav,What do I need to do to get the data out of response?
data/548.wav,"The ability to attach a method such as String to a type makes it possible for such values to format themselves automatically for printing, even as part of a general type."
data/549.wav,Package builtin provides documentation for Go's predeclared identifiers.
data/550.wav,"The underscore, _, is the blank identifier, an anonymous placeholder."
data/551.wav,"I thought that once I launched the goroutine that ranges over the channel, all values I would send through would be printed."
data/552.wav,I changed the program a little:
data/553.wav,gives on my windows (8g compiled version):
data/554.wav,The last one is an array of pointers to another custom class of mine.
data/555.wav,Then add a Copy() function to save the current state of the digest:
data/556.wav,I doubt that defer f.Close is ignored by Go sometimes or it is skipping it.
data/557.wav,"This seems like a very common need, but I didn't find any good guides when I searched for it."
data/558.wav,I am trying to create binding for a C library using Cgo.
data/559.wav,"However, you can create a Go object for each C object that needs to be freed automatically:"
data/560.wav,"They are also necessary to
  separate multiple statements on a line, should you write code that
  way."
data/561.wav,Is there a way I can skip the buffer and just pipe Stdin directly to Stdout?
data/562.wav,I am looking for a reliable solution to connect to a MySQL database from Go.
data/563.wav,So I have a directory structure such as this:
data/564.wav,"Though I see no mention of this requirement anywhere, neither in the readme or install."
data/565.wav,...but this fails miserably with the following error:
data/566.wav,"This is a specific, real problem I'm having, and as such, any suggestions about solving my particular problem without addressing the broader question are welcome."
data/567.wav,"With all the talk about making Go as orthogonal as possible, why can I USE a generic type but not CREATE a new one?"
data/568.wav,It did the job but was odd and a point of contention.
data/569.wav,"I've poured over some of the specification, and I haven't found an answer yet."
data/570.wav,The interactive environment is VERY helpful for a programmer.
data/571.wav,"I have tried this, but this doesn't work."
data/572.wav,"Elements of a list of statements are
  separated by semicolons, which may be
  omitted only if the previous
  statement:"
data/573.wav,"After that, you can use time.Nanoseconds to get the current time (also in nanoseconds since the unix epoch, January 1, 1970 00:00:00 UTC)."
data/574.wav,"Although the term duck typing is not precisely defined and therefore not wrong, it usually implies that type conformance is not statically checked."
data/575.wav,"""It's the fact that I don't have to spend time up front designing some sort of type hierarchy and then rearranging it two or three times before I finish."
data/576.wav,The method I am using right now to keep the program running is just a simple call to fmt.Scanln().
data/577.wav,"I just started developing a GAE app with the Go runtime, so far it's been a pleasure."
data/578.wav,Can someone give me an example of how I would do this in Go?
data/579.wav,"I'm trying to make a simple command forwarder to connect my home computer to a server I own, so that I can push commands to my server and my home pc gets it."
data/580.wav,"With the semicolon, it compiles."
data/581.wav,"Here's a Python example of what I'm trying to do, just for reference:"
data/582.wav,"The problem is, is that Recv is blocking, the loop never gets to check the loop condition."
data/583.wav,My OS is Ubuntu version 8.10.
data/584.wav,"I thought go would find the missing requirements, and install them itself."
data/585.wav,I broke it down to this:
data/586.wav,The error was showed by another problem.
data/587.wav,"I ran the gofix
on my code, but there were still some errors."
data/588.wav,"While Go doesn't provide constructor, how can I properly initialize 
the BitSet 'object' when user call new()?"
data/589.wav,I hope you can help me solving this...
data/590.wav,I am getting the following error on the AppEngine DevServer in Go:
data/591.wav,"panic      like print, aborts execution after printing
  panicln    like println, aborts execution after printing"
data/592.wav,"Years developing with Python: 1
Years developing with Ruby: 0.3"
data/593.wav,"But for the sake of the example, think of the code as if it would block)."
data/594.wav,"It consists of:

Go's syntax includes changes from C aimed at keeping code concise and readable."
data/595.wav,I'm trying to install web.go.
data/596.wav,"Go was designed at Google in 2007 to improve programming productivity in an era of multicore, networked machines and large codebases."
data/597.wav,I wrote a program that uses ForkExec in Go.
data/598.wav,"The go programming language has a page on code reviews using mq and it states:  ""Since pulling, pushing, updating and committing while mq patches are applied can damage your repository""."
data/599.wav,"The blank identifier, represented by the underscore character _, may
  be used in a declaration like any other identifier but the declaration
  does not introduce a new binding."
data/600.wav,That's of course only a gist of the idea.
data/601.wav,"I have a database that stores JSON, and a server that provides an external API to whereby through an HTTP post, values in this database can be changed."
data/602.wav,I know that the following is possible:
data/603.wav,Which explains why the code was valid but you couldn't call the function called _
data/604.wav,I'm confused as to why line 15 is not valid.
data/605.wav,"The Official Installation Instructions seem to ignore this option, and don't mention it at all."
data/606.wav,Can anybody help how can it be possible in Go ?
data/607.wav,"The variadic function append appends zero or more values x to s of
  type S, which must be a slice type, and returns the resulting slice,
  also of type S."
data/608.wav,ReadFile() seems too long (maybe because of the error handing).
data/609.wav,For example: the current time from MongoDB server just like NOW() would do in MySQL.
data/610.wav,99% of the code is the same just a few C calls need to change.
data/611.wav,"Using go on Windows I have a syscall.Handle called sock that I want to bind to an address specified in a syscall.Sockaddr structure called ""sa""."
data/612.wav,My question regards the new go command in Go1 that builds and runs programs: does this tool depend on the packages I referenced above?
data/613.wav,v.VulnCveId is empty in this instance.
data/614.wav,"There's talk about interoperability between C and Go when using the gcc Go compiler, gccgo."
data/615.wav,"Therefore, the break statement in your example terminates the switch statement, the ""innermost"" statement."
data/616.wav,The function returns the modified date and time and I need something that compares the accessed date time to the current date and time.
data/617.wav,How does one interface a Go program with a C library?
data/618.wav,"(I wish to bring together multiple PC's to for custom parallel computation, and wonder whether Go might be a suitable language to use)."
data/619.wav,I need to decode a JSON string with the float number like:
data/620.wav,But is there any alternative to make this work?
data/621.wav,The alternate way of doing this without the language's help is rather ugly and pretty much devolves into assembler.
data/622.wav,"I do not want access to contacts, docs, Wall postings or anything else."
data/623.wav,"I found another way which is to break if the error is EOF, and otherwise just ignore it."
data/624.wav,"If I use tcp connections instead, it works great."
data/625.wav,I mean reports about a crashing compiler or something else about Go that does not work as advertised.
data/626.wav,I need to marshal in extra attributes on an element at runtime.
data/627.wav,...for use in a multithreaded network server.
data/628.wav,"However, as the variadic parameter corresponds to placeholders within the in operator of my SQL statement's select, the number of these placeholders is not known at compile time but dynamically changes at run time depending upon what the user is doing."
data/629.wav,I have a web app on GAE written in Go that performs some calculations for the user.
data/630.wav,Am I suppose to install the tool manually(but not a easy_install)?
data/631.wav,This happens when I try to build the package or run tests.
data/632.wav,In order to set main.minversion to the build date and time when building:
data/633.wav,"I understand that it's being declared as type bson.ObjectId, but what is the string literal doing there?"
data/634.wav,The definition of type T need not  identify type I.
data/635.wav,So my question is: What are the most significant differences between Scala and Go?
data/636.wav,"I've started programming in Google's Go Language, and the package I'm attempting to write is an API for processing and creating DOCX files (I'm familiar with this topic and thought it would be a good way to learn Go)."
data/637.wav,"There are reports of this error, but no clean solutions."
data/638.wav,I've compiled Goauth so that I can use OAuth in my Go Google App Engine project.
data/639.wav,Second is the consideration of efficiency.
data/640.wav,"Edit: This function, written in Go, worked for me, based on the answer from LaC."
data/641.wav,Does anyone know how to split the string so that it is individual names separated by commas?
data/642.wav,"Testing, I discovered that if I pass a random function (foo) to the HandlerFunc:"
data/643.wav,Is the Go map type thread safe?
data/644.wav,So I'd like to have a command enabling me in geany to run
data/645.wav,"exec gcc: exec: ""gcc"": executable file not found in %PATH%"
data/646.wav,How can I list all installed packages via goinstall?
data/647.wav,I have a type like this that json.Unmarshal puts values into:
data/648.wav,What's happening here?
data/649.wav,"Here are some things from looking around,"
data/650.wav,"If some of the methods of the type must have
  pointer receivers, the rest should too, so the method set is
  consistent regardless of how the type is used."
data/651.wav,Why is Go written to use this?
data/652.wav,"For example, given the following source file:"
data/653.wav,Internally I'm using a class that implements Runnable and do some Reflection work to get the correct method object and invoking it.
data/654.wav,but that just doesn't seem to work.
data/655.wav,If I were to hold a connection open for 30 seconds.
data/656.wav,"For example, if I have the structs below, how would I store the association of many Votes to one Comment?"
data/657.wav,"Another issue that I'm also looking at is that the hash function returns as a byte array, and I have no idea how to convert that into an int64."
data/658.wav,What is the right way to do this?
data/659.wav,WHich is mentioned at the top of the golang.com install page.
data/660.wav,Does anyone know of any sample code that I can look at to get a general idea of what I must do and what data I must handle?
data/661.wav,"EDIT: besides the way cthom06 pointed out, another way to fix this is to create a pointer array as follows,"
data/662.wav,Read the Effective Go section on Concurrency.
data/663.wav,However that is not what I want... What I want is the integer.
data/664.wav,Reliable multicast directly from each server?
data/665.wav,"I just install go, so it should be the most recent version."
data/666.wav,"I could (1) use arrays of A declaring a maximum length for them or (2) use slices of A, serialize them to strings for use as keys (this technique is familiar to Awk and Lua programmers...)."
data/667.wav,I would prefer to have a solution that is less repetitive.
data/668.wav,"My request is, of anyone familiar with Go, can you give me an overview of how Go is lexed, parsed, etc."
data/669.wav,"Also, a ""range"" may declare two variables, separated by a comma:"
data/670.wav,So how can I bind it?
data/671.wav,"If that is not a possibility, what are my alternatives."
data/672.wav,"The answer to the second one could be enough to answer the first one, but it might as well not be."
data/673.wav,"The example below is very close to what I wish to do, where each action has a set of JSON encoded data which will populate the corresponding struct."
data/674.wav,Each type implements an interface with the method New() which returns a new variable of that specific type.
data/675.wav,I'm passing a struct (one element is an array of Category objects) to the template for rendering.
data/676.wav,Now I want to be able to do the following:
data/677.wav,I get this code (the returned function with a closure on views) running on several goroutines at the same time:
data/678.wav,The code attached is to simulate a possible scenario were a fallthrough in a type switch statement might have been useful.
data/679.wav,"If not set, a default matcher function is set when the route is registered:"
data/680.wav,"I'm not getting any autocomplete stuff happening at all, either for local packages that I write, for built in stuff, or for GAE stuff (I have downloaded Go src to the SDK folder as the wiki states)."
data/681.wav,Here is my code and it does not seem to work well
data/682.wav,Sorry for the basic question.
data/683.wav,I have a pointer to a COM interface and would like to take the function pointers from its virtual table and make method calls.
data/684.wav,"If I can do this while only reading the file once, then bonus!"
data/685.wav,"Doing some research, I've found many recommendations for Mozilla's Charset Detectors (chardet), but they're hard to compile, and I'm not having any luck."
data/686.wav,So according to the documentation seems I should use flag.IntVar(&pointer_to_variable_integer)
data/687.wav,Maybe somebody has already written something like this.
data/688.wav,Am running Go on a Mac machine for development and on a Linux machine for deployment.
data/689.wav,There is no set implementation in golang at this point.
data/690.wav,Go explicitly declares that it's not possible:
data/691.wav,"This works as expected, so the next step was to turn this into a routine that would take a ""tree"", a path, and a value."
data/692.wav,Has anyone done this before or am i alone building such projects for production releases?
data/693.wav,(Using buffered channels with size 1 (either c1 or c2) works in this example)
data/694.wav,"i guess, first i need to get the uid from the username and use setuid before doing ForkExec."
data/695.wav,"If this can't be done using fmt.Scanf, what's the best way to read a single integer?"
data/696.wav,Here's the code for the Go (golang.org) version:
data/697.wav,Does the break statement exit the for loop or just the switch block?
data/698.wav,Also here is a nice blog post:
data/699.wav,"Go language specs for for statements specifies that the first value is the key, the second variable is the value, but doesn't have to be present."
data/700.wav,So the intended domain is systems and server development for current multicore machines.
data/701.wav,Package mime implements parts of the MIME spec.
data/702.wav,Go interfaces were designed after protocols from the Smalltalk programming language.
data/703.wav,"Clearly the issue here is with a call to the gl package, not glfw."
data/704.wav,There are ubuntu packages for golang provided by Gustavo Niemeyer.
data/705.wav,"I just came across this question in the Go FAQ, and it reminded me of something that's been bugging me for a while."
data/706.wav,It is very easy to learn as well.
data/707.wav,"Go, however, does not have a concept of a hierarchy of types: there are no classes and there is no type inheritance."
data/708.wav,"I've always found dynamic typing sloppy and tiresome, but if I'm losing touch I at least want some warning."
data/709.wav,"In the above example, if pugForm is nil, a runtime error occurs."
data/710.wav,How can I return a custom page for that case?
data/711.wav,"Ok, I have to admit, I don't really use Go very much at all, but I did just observe something that strikes me as odd for a language that strives for minimality and all that good stuff as Go does."
data/712.wav,This assumes that you know beforehand how many bytes you need to read.
data/713.wav,"What I am trying to illustrate is, function calc does some computation possibly with the help of library functions that can fail and semantics is if any call fails calc propagates the error to the caller (similar to not handling the exception)."
data/714.wav,"now recent Go release uses new template package, but GAE uses older one, and they are incompatible)."
data/715.wav,What goes inside the openIdHandler func?
data/716.wav,Am I missing something?
data/717.wav,But I get this error after a lot of other successful looking output:
data/718.wav,"If there is no version available, which I believe there isn't ... does anyone know how I would go about implementing such a thing on my own?"
data/719.wav,"When you use a map in a program with concurrent access, is there any need to use a mutex in functions to read values?"
data/720.wav,"In addition, the unabridged code, the _base.html template, and the index.html template."
data/721.wav,"I can't find any informations about this: is there a dynamic link library version which could be interfaced from a Windows application with some standard methods such as Compile(), Execute and features such as callbacks, variables sharing etc ?"
data/722.wav,I just started yesterday with Go so I apologise in advance for the silly question.
data/723.wav,I have a SMTP account that does not use encrypted connection.
data/724.wav,"At any time the following
  relationship holds:"
data/725.wav,"My first application is close to being ready to roll out, but I still need to provide a capability for the user to log in."
data/726.wav,I'm writing a web application in Go.
data/727.wav,"So the exact same file structre locally and on the server, but it gives a 404 on the server and works locally."
data/728.wav,I could not able to find how to declare runtime.LockOSThread() and runtime.UnlockOSThread().
data/729.wav,"prints out 20110504111515, or at least it did a few minutes ago."
data/730.wav,I tried posting the data to another function of my Go application and it works fine.
data/731.wav,How can I decouple it from the cmd?
data/732.wav,"Using this approach, I can pass any struct(Circle,Rectangle,etc) that has struct Point as first member."
data/733.wav,"Of course if you see how you might use an exec feature in a real application, try it."
data/734.wav,but how can I check if the value is NULL.
data/735.wav,I think I need one more field to make the code work properly.
data/736.wav,It seems that the channel creation line:
data/737.wav,"What is your preferred syntax, and why ?"
data/738.wav,How can I tell Go that the '.'
data/739.wav,"In other words, is it really cheap to create a key, or is it better to create it once and store it?"
data/740.wav,Is there a way of having unnamed arrays in structs in Go?
data/741.wav,"The only thing I can read from the connection are bytes, which, it seems, I must then somehow convert into a string."
data/742.wav,Does the terminal need to stay up all of the time to run the web application?
data/743.wav,I think the title is self explanatory.
data/744.wav,I've been trying to find out how to use mgo (MongoDB driver for Go) and I came across this struct declaration:
data/745.wav,Which is a good thing IMO.
data/746.wav,Does my go version not have a net package?
data/747.wav,"when i use ReadString, how can i store each line into a slice (or is there a better way to store them so i can manipulate them)?"
data/748.wav,"Two excellent choices seem to be Scala and Go, but I'm having a hard time deciding between those two."
data/749.wav,"In my opinion, code for calc is ugly."
data/750.wav,"If it's possible, how would I set that up in an Xcode project?"
data/751.wav,"If it's a problem with the framework, I'll file an issue with him."
data/752.wav,"Am I right to think it feels weird, or am I just getting used to writing Go?"
data/753.wav,"Due to the thread safety requirements of the underlying library, the socket can only be accessed in one thread at a time, which is why I was wondering if there is a way to handle this from a single goroutine."
data/754.wav,"So, are there general sessions support for Go?"
data/755.wav,What does the notwithstanding keyword mean in Google Go?
data/756.wav,"I read the web documentation, but I don't get it."
data/757.wav,The line mentioned is the last line of my source file.
data/758.wav,"EDIT for the benefit of Cat Plus Plus, here's a source file triggering the error:"
data/759.wav,I am unable to find out the reason for the error and the meaning of status code.
data/760.wav,"Where do I put the goauth.a file so that I can both use it in the project, and have it available when deploying to the GAE servers?"
data/761.wav,"As in all languages in the C family, everything in Go is passed by
  value."
data/762.wav,"When I got to this point I realised that as long as I update the balance and the check date at the same time, all will be fine."
data/763.wav,"Otherwise, barber() never cuts anyone's hair."
data/764.wav,The factorial of 7 should be 5040?
data/765.wav,"This is how I imagine the routine should be structured, but I can't get the line marked with ""recursion"" to work."
data/766.wav,Implement a parallel Mandelbrot set that scales to many cores?
data/767.wav,"And can anybody help me, is it possible to create bidirectional channel or is it possible to create a common channel for int, string etc ?"
data/768.wav,"Similarly, if there are open source implementations of huge Bayesian networks, please leave a suggestion."
data/769.wav,How could I get better performances?
data/770.wav,Problem really seems to be related to Mod function.
data/771.wav,"The answer always seems to be: ""It's works for me, you must do something wrong""."
data/772.wav,"Also tried the ""performance driver"" but seems to be exactly the same driver anyway."
data/773.wav,How can I encode my string as ASCII byte array?
data/774.wav,"I don't have issue if we can't nest the calls, but in my opinion adding error check after each line in code looks ugly and it breaks the flow."
data/775.wav,"I've considered XML, CSV, JSON."
data/776.wav,"If I increase the size of array a lot, e.g from 1000 to 10000, it crashes."
data/777.wav,It is my understanding that this behavior was introduced recently.
data/778.wav,"I'm relatively sure the fix is simple, just don't know where to look."
data/779.wav,"Or, do we have to wait some time after?"
data/780.wav,If not: What is the best way to build such an abstraction?
data/781.wav,Panic can be recovered only in deferred funcs?
data/782.wav,Go is so great in so many areas I just thought it might do it.
data/783.wav,I'm trying to create an XMPP library (and later a server) from scratch in Go (although the language itself is irrelevant) as a means to learn what I can about the XMPP protocol and server software development in general.
data/784.wav,Is there anything similar to a slice.contains(object) method in Go without having to do a search through each element in a slice?
data/785.wav,How would I go about providing the EchoServer handler access to each of the open connections?
data/786.wav,"Basically, I'm looking for the go equivalent of following php code:"
data/787.wav,"After reading the spec, and the ""Effective Go"" section on them, I still don't quite understand how interfaces work in Go."
data/788.wav,"I am posting it anyway, because I couldn't find the answer on Google."
data/789.wav,"I've seen references to pprof, but documentation seems scarce compared to other areas of Go."
data/790.wav,If I manually execute this line (without moving directory):
data/791.wav,"I am trying to make syntax hightlighting and building options work for Geany, any advice?"
data/792.wav,"When I get around to setting up build servers, I assume I need to also build 8g so I can produce 32 bit builds as well."
data/793.wav,"In C language, actually, I accumulate the sizes of malloc'ed memory to do that, but I don't know how to do same thing in Go language."
data/794.wav,You can use pretty much any popular editor with nsf's gocode for autocompletion if you want to take a little time to set things up.
data/795.wav,How do I access members of data in an array during a loop in a template?
data/796.wav,"Ideally, I'd like to be able to hold a bunch of these functions (or structs containing the functions and some other data) in a slice."
data/797.wav,In my opinion it is easy to write one that works but I would like to know if it can be done as concisely as a JSP page.
data/798.wav,"The IP address example above can be extended with a method for checking whether its value is a known standard:

Due to nominal typing, this method definition adds a method to ipv4addr, but not on uint32."
data/799.wav,"what I'm unable to do is create a ""constructor""."
data/800.wav,"I would like to set a version number inside my program, with an autoincrementing section:"
data/801.wav,You can use os.Stat to get a FileInfo struct which also contains the last access time (as well as the last modified and the last status change time).
data/802.wav,Now jstree accepts data structs of the following format.
data/803.wav,And life would be all good: the diff shows the only line that got changed.
data/804.wav,I am creating the Environment as follows:
data/805.wav,Are there pitfalls I have to be aware of?
data/806.wav,Versus what it actually prints:
data/807.wav,"The capacity of a slice is the number of elements for which there is
  space allocated in the underlying array."
data/808.wav,"One of my discarded implementations works this way, but it seems it would become unmanageable once I get a more complex hierarchy of page types as outlined above."
data/809.wav,Is it possible to pause execution of routine 2 from routine 1 for few seconds and how can it possible ?
data/810.wav,"If I want to be able to write import ""myproj"" then the directory structure I need is:"
data/811.wav,is there any way for to force type initialization through a constructor?
data/812.wav,I tried with following code:
data/813.wav,"Unfortunately it always crashes with the error unexpected EOF after reading 6861 bytes, even though the document is much longer."
data/814.wav,"Side question: when I print the string, I get this at the end  of the output: %!"
data/815.wav,Edit: What I am looking for is a way to make it by default instead of having to remember to convert the keys every time I use the map.
data/816.wav,The max values are defined in the math package so in your case: math.MaxUint32
data/817.wav,Is necessary to close a file when you only want create it?
data/818.wav,Then this example is given:
data/819.wav,"Update: Based on the comments and answers so far, it seems I wasn't so far off."
data/820.wav,"And since anything you create is based on those primitives, they will be initialized to the said zero values."
data/821.wav,"I followed the directions on how to create web applications using Go, and I was able to get an application working great."
data/822.wav,"It seems those two tools should be enough to get what I want, but after several false starts, I'm feeling stumped and frustrated."
data/823.wav,"Whether to define the receiver as a value or as a pointer is
  the same question, then, as whether a function argument should be a
  value or a pointer."
data/824.wav,"To answer your earlier question about Windows DLL's: no, as there is currently not a windows implementation of Go."
data/825.wav,"Side note:  In my server (not the example), the program isn't actually running connected to a shell, so it doesn't really make sense to interact with the console anyway."
data/826.wav,"How do you connect multiple end points in a distributed system while keeping latency low, speed high, and delivery reliable?"
data/827.wav,Show off your best example code.
data/828.wav,It can be observed that the final length of the returned sequence will be n. How and what should fib return to achieve idiomatic Go?
data/829.wav,"Therefore I've made some own tests to calculate Fibonacci numbers: Iterative algorithm runs in Go (freebsd,6g) with the same speed as in C (with O3 option)."
data/830.wav,I tried to create a new vector but the compiler says it is undefined:
data/831.wav,You can initialize the random generator with the current time with something like this:
data/832.wav,Then when I try to run it I get this:
data/833.wav,Consider the following (useless) Go function:
data/834.wav,the lexer always inserts a semicolon after the token.
data/835.wav,Use a type assertion.
data/836.wav,A primary expression of the form
data/837.wav,Or if I'm just being daft and missing something blindingly obvious.
data/838.wav,I will soon find out which other calls are affected by this.
data/839.wav,How can we reverse a simple string in Go?
data/840.wav,Below is one of the goroutines from the stack
data/841.wav,he documents as well that the field names must be exportable (begin with capital letter)
data/842.wav,Golang has the desired feature with its channels:
data/843.wav,They all read from the same JobChannel and report results to the same ResultChannel.
data/844.wav,So my questions are: what encoding does hex.EncodeToString() use?
data/845.wav,"From this, now it would be great if I could get the process details from this PID."
data/846.wav,"Therefore, the artist, album, and year variables are no longer declared (and assigned) using short variable declarations inside the switch case clauses because that would hide the variable declarations in the outer block, they are merely assigned."
data/847.wav,"For example, I am only able to operate on the int64 type, because that's what strconv.Btoi64 returns."
data/848.wav,"I try to write a small application in go that takes 'x' numbers of integers from standard input, calculates the mean and gives it back."
data/849.wav,This works in principle in the sense that I can add items to a Bag and check its size and everything.
data/850.wav,The current Go library doesn't provide the queue container.
data/851.wav,"When I compile it, the result is:"
data/852.wav,I need something like __FILE__ in Ruby.
data/853.wav,"The server handles simultaneous connections, and I'm trying to upgrade it to a basic chat server by echoing the input to all connected clients."
data/854.wav,Are there some frameworks with sessions support?
data/855.wav,I'd like to test my network code by simulating a TCP connection.
data/856.wav,"When defining a method on a type, the receiver (s in the
  above example) behaves exactly as if it were an argument to the
  method."
data/857.wav,I'm trying to read a JPEG file stored in the GAE blobstore back into a byte array using the following code:
data/858.wav,"I am hoping to use OpenID, as I would rather not require that the user have a Google Id."
data/859.wav,"SetFinalizer sets the finalizer associated with x to f. When the garbage collector finds an unreachable block with an associated finalizer, it clears the association and runs f(x) in a separate goroutine."
data/860.wav,"Actualy, I trying to put a parsed template to memcache on App Engine."
data/861.wav,Where can I find a library?
data/862.wav,Snippet files for both languages are supplied.
data/863.wav,I'm writing a webapp that uses websockets for updating vehicle positions on a google map and for exchanging messages with drivers in realtime.
data/864.wav,I need that same sort of functionalityand of course doing a loop checking completion with the comma ok syntax is unacceptable in terms of performance versus the simple queue add function call.
data/865.wav,Is it possible to implement above specification by WaitGroup ?
data/866.wav,"What does matter is that for a long running process, it is likely to keep the garbage in check."
data/867.wav,Why is gc telling me I'm not using curWeight?
data/868.wav,chan  T is a channel that allows sending values of type T between concurrent Go processes.
data/869.wav,"For a small list of items, processing goes as expected, and the logs don't show any looping."
data/870.wav,I am having trouble transferring a variable into an anonymous function.
data/871.wav,But is there a workaround to save the docs to the filesystem or what other options do I have?
data/872.wav,So my question is this: In what way am I being stupid now?
data/873.wav,And right now is failing to compile with the error message:
data/874.wav,"is it possible to get the reflect.Type of t1 from having its name ""t1"" as a string?"
data/875.wav,Are there any such project on net?
data/876.wav,"I can make an interface with a custom comparison func, but then how do I make it work with standard types?"
data/877.wav,What I would like to do is have a set of producer goroutines (of which some may or may not complete) and a consumer routine.
data/878.wav,Instructions for installing these packages are here.
data/879.wav,How do I work out what's going on?
data/880.wav,How can I make a HTTP request in GAE Go that will have a deadline longer than 5 seconds?
data/881.wav,Can anybody help me to convert following java code in google's go language .
data/882.wav,"Does a go block following a for, func or if statement have to have the opening brace on the same line?"
data/883.wav,"(This efficiency point is also illustrated in ""Memory, variables in memory, and pointers "")"
data/884.wav,The 100k version: C: 2.723s Go: 2.743s
data/885.wav,"I am using Go and appengine, and now I would like to do some test cases."
data/886.wav,However that doesn't seem right... Because I need to write 2 lines of code when 1 should do.
data/887.wav,If I go clean myproject the project I still get the same response.
data/888.wav,Use the Go testing package to benchmark the function.
data/889.wav,Calling this on an int results in:
data/890.wav,Is GO language this much strictly Typed?
data/891.wav,I'm trying to write a Go wrapper using CGo for ENet.
data/892.wav,What can you do in a brief program?
data/893.wav,Note: The code is written in GO programming language
data/894.wav,What is the best practice for dealing with a problem like this in Go?
data/895.wav,I would need xslt support in a go program.
data/896.wav,Will it lead to memory leaks?
data/897.wav,"I find it odd that one is a dereference, and one value is a pointer."
data/898.wav,This command displays the documentation of fmt package.
data/899.wav,Is autocomplete supposed to work in the current version?
data/900.wav,T is called the receiver base type or just base type.
data/901.wav,"Suppose, i want to initialize it with some mines."
data/902.wav,"Right now, I have a simple function in my bash.rc:"
data/903.wav,It noticed a weird thing with Go templates when I try to use Funcs and FuncMap.
data/904.wav,"In Python, the entire code looks like:"
data/905.wav,I am trying to convert my node.js HTTP server to Go.
data/906.wav,"I try to give a brief overview of my code,"
data/907.wav,"The API can change with respect to field names, but the database always has consistent keys."
data/908.wav,When would you ever want to use new()?
data/909.wav,"I got my code to work properly on the dev_appserver, but when deployed on GAE, the code seems to not work."
data/910.wav,I have checked here and searched google but nothing seems to be showing up.
data/911.wav,"You could also consider unsafe.Pointer, but the type information would be lost."
data/912.wav,What about other types?
data/913.wav,Here's a quick example of it working.
data/914.wav,Why is it not receiving the last value when I send an even number?
data/915.wav,I have done some asp programming earlier and we use form action to submit to a different asp file.
data/916.wav,The goal of the script is to merge all the retrieved files.
data/917.wav,This is how I would achieve it in an RDBMS using SQL:
data/918.wav,"But my code doesn't work, it throws an exception about deadlock."
data/919.wav,(or I assume it does).
data/920.wav,"It compiles just fine, and being a good boy, I wrote a comprehensive set of tests."
data/921.wav,how to display the contents of the template?
data/922.wav,"They are undeniably convenient, but our experience has been that programmers use them as a crutch to avoid thinking about proper error handling and reporting."
data/923.wav,How can I get that channel into the the handler function?
data/924.wav,"So the question is: if I have am array, how can I pass it as separated arguments to fmt.Sprintf?"
data/925.wav,Golang Initialization describes a way to attach methods to arbitrary object in the Go programming language.
data/926.wav,The load balancing server will communicate with several application servers and process requests.
data/927.wav,I downloaded vim and used it in a python file and the snippets worked perfectly.
data/928.wav,And how to scan a line composed of a string and some integers?
data/929.wav,What would be your choice and why?
data/930.wav,"Now it's come time to turn off the logging, and I can't determine how to turn off the standard logger."
data/931.wav,"I'm working on a very simple web app, written in Go language."
data/932.wav,"My non working version that outputs (p1, p2, p3, ) looks like this:"
data/933.wav,"Or even better, do you have experience with using the Go language as a backend?"
data/934.wav,But it sounds like an overkill to me.
data/935.wav,(For those wondering I store Participants as a slice off Key pointers because Go doesn't automatically dereferences entities.)
data/936.wav,I this case I have an error like:
data/937.wav,I`m trying to make my Go server send POST request with an array of bytes to my Java application.
data/938.wav,But is there any way to know ahead of time how many threads I would spawn if I was to create n goroutines?
data/939.wav,"Popular backend choices seem to be C, Java, LLVM, JVM bytecode, .Net bytecode, gcc, assembly..."
data/940.wav,To what extent does Google own any Go contributions?
data/941.wav,Fixed with a call to runtime.GOMAXPROCS(4)
data/942.wav,Where can one read logs created by calling function:
data/943.wav,"The interface system, and the deliberate omission of inheritance, were praised by Michele Simionato, who likened these characteristics to those of Standard ML, calling it ""a shame that no popular language has followed  particular route""."
data/944.wav,"So, right now, I just pass a pointer to a Queue object (implementation doesn't really matter) and call queue.add(result) at the end of goroutines that should add things to the queue."
data/945.wav,The shift operators shift the left operand by the shift count specified by the right operand.
data/946.wav,I have some code written in Go which I am trying to update to work with the latest weekly builds.
data/947.wav,"If the receiver is large, a
  big struct for instance, it will be much cheaper to use a pointer
  receiver."
data/948.wav,"Package inotify implements a wrapper for the Linux inotify
  system."
data/949.wav,"I haven't managed to find anything on the web which references that status code, so I don't know how important it is."
data/950.wav,and the errors I'm getting are:
data/951.wav,What should I do to fix this error?
data/952.wav,"Specifically, I am trying to use the size of a channel to limit the number of simultaneous goroutines."
data/953.wav,It's interesting because the syntax looks like what happens after you put C and pascal into a jar and make 'em fight.
data/954.wav,"The idea is to have a variable number of channels in a slice, push each value received through them into a single channel, and close this output channel once the last one of the input channels is closed."
data/955.wav,With what humiliating simplicity can my problem be fixed?
data/956.wav,Is there a better way?
data/957.wav,I'm guessing there are several possible ways to achieve this and I'm looking for the one which would work best for this and future requirements.
data/958.wav,I tried the following:
data/959.wav,Is there a process for debugging a cryptic exit status like this?
data/960.wav,"As an exercise I created a small HTTP server that generates random game mechanics, similar to this one."
data/961.wav,Ever since I heard about google's new language Go I wanted to use it for microcontroller programming.
data/962.wav,"The new template package allows you to at add a function to template's function map, that would transform the given string to a localized version."
data/963.wav,I don't understand why I have to use a make statement with the uint8 type twice (see comments in snippet).
data/964.wav,Of course later on I'll move on to OpenGL 4.2.
data/965.wav,"If any goroutine changes the data, this is no longer very safe."
data/966.wav,"I'm fairly new to Google's Go, but I'm trying to learn more by writing a simple application to talk to an SQLite 3 database."
data/967.wav,What's the cleanest way to handle a case such as this:
data/968.wav,I'm trying out LiteIDE for golang and there are no docs to speak of and apparently no forum.
data/969.wav,"If yes, use filepath.Abs, if no, use (I can't find the function name, there is a function that looks through the PATH to check where the program is)."
data/970.wav,What is the proper way to start a Go program as a daemon in Ubuntu ?
data/971.wav,"Disclaimer: I'm scratching my own itch, so probably I'm using the wrong tool :) Anyway, I can implement it on Ruby but before I would like to give Go a try."
data/972.wav,"When I try to compile the example from the front page of the go language website with the 6g compiler, I get this error:"
data/973.wav,My point right now is that it seems like a failed opportunity to learn the idioms Go programmers use in situations like this.
data/974.wav,What steps will reproduce the problem?
data/975.wav,"How do I set up type Regexp, src and repl?"
data/976.wav,I would suggest to make your own private copy of the sha256.go file (it is a small file).
data/977.wav,How would one go about marshalling to this with Go's xml package?
data/978.wav,I have it working with this:
data/979.wav,"Both Go and Go Mono adhere to the DIN 1450 standard by having a slashed zero, lowercase l with a tail, and an uppercase I with serifs."
data/980.wav,Package bytes implements functions for the manipulation of byte slices.
data/981.wav,"If I have more than one methods on a type, how do I know which one is going to be attached to the new instance and with what name or order?"
data/982.wav,Is it worth wondering at all?
data/983.wav,Where each is its own package.
data/984.wav,The evaluation got a rebuttal from the Go development team.
data/985.wav,"I'm starting to feel like I must be pretty dumb, but I just can't figure out what running go get did (did it install anything?"
data/986.wav,"I know there is a method of File in Java: public boolean exists(), which returns true if the file or directory exists."
data/987.wav,flops) is compared to other languages with a garbage collector... like Java or .NET?
data/988.wav,Is there an obviously easier way?
data/989.wav,"I'd appreciate general ideas for improving my code, but mainly I just want to solve the conversion problem."
data/990.wav,"Also, I note that the latency should be on the scale of 1ms between two EC2 instances."
data/991.wav,I've read the goinstall command description but no luck..
data/992.wav,In Backends' Overview we can similarly read:
data/993.wav,Go says they force the programmer to use composition.
data/994.wav,What I'm basically trying to accomplish is having my main website running a CMS written in Go.
data/995.wav,About 1Mb Hello world.
data/996.wav,"I don't understand why it gives me that error, I've passed some time reading the Go documentation, but I don't find the reason why it doesn't work."
data/997.wav,I tried to build gosqlite in order to get my project running under windows.
data/998.wav,"I'm trying to get the md5 hash of a file in Go, like thus:"
data/999.wav,How do you deal with this as a Go developer?
data/1000.wav,Where should I put my package so that it can be imported by another package?
data/1001.wav,"I'm learning Go, and I'm a little confused about when to use pointers."
data/1002.wav,"I was trying to look for information about generic database drivers for Google's Go language, when I notice I have hard time to get any result."
data/1003.wav,I was thinking about 2 solutions:
data/1004.wav,"After calling my website, I get such an error:"
data/1005.wav,In practice you probably want to do something more elegant (aka more RL complexleete) and consider more cases at once with Type switches.
data/1006.wav,I haven't seen any references to the need for a client cert anywhere.
data/1007.wav,How should I go about properly reading those bytes?
data/1008.wav,"Now suppose, routine 3 also send an int to routine 2."
data/1009.wav,But don't expect profound theoretical questions.
data/1010.wav,"I'm attempting to do the go appengine tutorial found here, but I can't complete the example that imports the template library."
data/1011.wav,"EDIT: If I insert more then one word then I get the Error ""Scan: expected newline"", anything I can do about this?"
data/1012.wav,Note: if I switch from:
data/1013.wav,"In what cases is it recommended to define methods on values, instead of on pointers?"
data/1014.wav,I am certain it is something totally obvious but I don't see it.
data/1015.wav,"sorry for the title , i don't know how to say that"
data/1016.wav,I wanted to create a function of a certain type.
data/1017.wav,Gofmt will do that for you.
data/1018.wav,"And finally, I get to create something like (after deserializing from a yml file using goyaml)"
data/1019.wav,and a consumer program (useeven.go):
data/1020.wav,Have I misunderstood the use of Replace()?
data/1021.wav,"So, each fmt.Println(finalFileContent.Write(subFileContent)) display something like 6161 , so I assume the Write() method is correctly executed."
data/1022.wav,What sort of projects would you risk using Go for?
data/1023.wav,the behavior is similar to setting values in reflect which only works if provided a pointer to the object as versus the object itself
data/1024.wav,"It seems the typical response is that Go compiles quickly, so just recompile, but I don't find this all that practical for system administrators."
data/1025.wav,Am I missing something?
data/1026.wav,I have rewritten the function many times and I think it's the use of c.Value.
data/1027.wav,"I need to query all of the entities stored under the entity name ""Item"" and encode them as JSON all at once."
data/1028.wav,Is there any simple way to merge both versions?
data/1029.wav,How do I get the address returned by new()?
data/1030.wav,Is it really just reinventing the wheel?
data/1031.wav,Am I missing something idiomatic to Go?
data/1032.wav,"test2() works, but will it allocate memory for the var hej each time?"
data/1033.wav,I can't find a way to get the value of the token that was matched.
data/1034.wav,And the c header defines it like this:
data/1035.wav,"It's just a hack, I know, but I control the source."
data/1036.wav,I was learning about pointers in Go.
data/1037.wav,I could build 3 different versions of the compiled pkg and also 3 different versions of the main binary each linked with the corresponding pkg version.
data/1038.wav,"That is, when I try to diagnose it, the problem disappears!"
data/1039.wav,"This works fine if you run it from the command line, but if I try the same thing from my Go code...."
data/1040.wav,How do I specify attributes at runtime?
data/1041.wav,Which taken into consideration the alleged robustness of Go's slices shouldn't be a problem:
data/1042.wav,Can you please help me to get this correct?
data/1043.wav,"For larger projects, say for a website called ""Egg Sample"", I subclass one of the existing Page types, creating a deeper hierarchy:"
data/1044.wav,"the 8g compiler returns ""undefined: reflect.NewValue"""
data/1045.wav,It looks like libsox may work.
data/1046.wav,I'm trying to map the results retreived by query.GetAll()
data/1047.wav,What does it mean that the buffer size is 10?
data/1048.wav,Do you have any ideas how to do this ?
data/1049.wav,"Your SumTest() function doesn't follow that pattern, and is likely to be ignored."
data/1050.wav,"App Engine, latest SDK."
data/1051.wav,Obviously it's some kind of integer.
data/1052.wav,I have one type for each kind of response:
data/1053.wav,But the output is obviously wrong:
data/1054.wav,"also
3.can i declare a function inline?"
data/1055.wav,Optionally both can have a capacity set.
data/1056.wav,"And after a while of not seeing the desired result I notice go test always passes, always!"
data/1057.wav,"When a client connects and sends a message to the hub, it gets streamed through a channel to backend window and then to the real backend (on my home pc)."
data/1058.wav,What is the best way to make some kind of API available for a standard jQuery AJAX frontend to interact with my backend?
data/1059.wav,"To make it clear, I have following code:"
data/1060.wav,To use a server in Unix sockets?
data/1061.wav,I like the bytes.Buffer struct.
data/1062.wav,I am learning google's Go programming language.
data/1063.wav,"The alternative is to fork a 'ping' process, but I'd rather write it in Go."
data/1064.wav,Is the following code OK?
data/1065.wav,"Autoreleased objects seem like the only solution that would last at least to the end of the function, as the other solutions would trigger when the current scope ends."
data/1066.wav,How do you specify an object filename to go command line compiler 8g?
data/1067.wav,"I would like to know how to properly do this, since just ignoring the errors won't suffice, as the destination structs (datastore.PropertyList) of my queries are not filled at all when a query results in this error."
data/1068.wav,Is there any semantic difference between the above and the below?
data/1069.wav,I circumvent the problem by passing the NOBLOCK constant to Recv.
data/1070.wav,"I don't think that's the proper way with websockets, so here I am."
data/1071.wav,So I can read from a local file like so:
data/1072.wav,"Meanwhile the error message is also very confusing:
prog.go:21: append(res, functionx(i)) not used"
data/1073.wav,"So there is a generic map, but that's supplied by the compiler, while a Go programmer can't write her own implementation."
data/1074.wav,So how do I properly bind my initialization function to my type?
data/1075.wav,From the command line I just write the filename of the pdf file and the application opens (with the requested file).
data/1076.wav,"I'm not married to the idea of polling the kernel for system information, but that seemed to me the most reliable way to get that information."
data/1077.wav,does not work since the function receivers are pointers.
data/1078.wav,"When I just typed the address into the browser, I got a response from the server:"
data/1079.wav,Why the heck does that little modification affect the order of my map?
data/1080.wav,Does anyone have any idea what the issue could be?
data/1081.wav,What if I want to perform an Insert instead of an Upsert?
data/1082.wav,"I've observed 
few instances."
data/1083.wav,Is there a way to do an iterator that gets references to the structs in the AccountList?
data/1084.wav,(in Fedora 15 its working).
data/1085.wav,What ideas or best practices could be used here?
data/1086.wav,"How can I pass the connection of a client to a goroutine, so i can handle multiple clients at once?"
data/1087.wav,I'm trying to make a simple echo client and server that uses Unix sockets.
data/1088.wav,Is there a library to generate QR Codes with the Go programming language?
data/1089.wav,"References to other packages' definitions must always be prefixed with the other package's name, and only the capitalized names from other packages are accessible: io.Reader is public but bzip2.reader is not."
data/1090.wav,The question is what's the difference between the two declaration ways?
data/1091.wav,"The idea is that it should never slow down the machine, queueing tasks until the machine is idle."
data/1092.wav,"From a sequential point of view, Go looks like an extremely fun
language to work with."
data/1093.wav,"The main issues the Window's golang port are related to simply operating system functionality and since you won't be using any on appengine, there's no issue."
data/1094.wav,"If the user writes a string containing a special pattern character like ""rob_"", it will match both ""robert42"" and ""rob_the_man""."
data/1095.wav,"I have never touched any C in my life, am only experienced in Java so I
don't know if this is something that I should even start."
data/1096.wav,"I am not able to figure out what the problem is, why isn't there any output on the screen."
data/1097.wav,"I get this error whenever I query the datastore for a specific object that I know is there, but other queries seem to fail silently."
data/1098.wav,Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?
data/1099.wav,I'm trying to create a map in Go that is keyed by big integers.
data/1100.wav,it can be served using blobstore.Send(...).
data/1101.wav,"We encourage users of the old template package to switch to
  the new one."
data/1102.wav,"Use the vector package's Delete method as a guide, or just use a Vector instead of a slice."
data/1103.wav,You can probably see that several operations like:
data/1104.wav,(wget (busybox) works fine with internet in android terminal)
data/1105.wav,"By another side, I'll build several commands that are going to use
that package and I want not open the file to set it as logger every
time I run a command."
data/1106.wav,"While one can get the process with Getpid(), I haven't found something that will give me access to the whole command line."
data/1107.wav,I first saw it when trying to implement heap.Interface and it seems to be a container of some kind (reminds me of a monad a little) from which I can extract values of arbitrary type.
data/1108.wav,This logical code gives deadlock situation every time.
data/1109.wav,I want to create an array of exec.Cmd and pipe them together to make an squid authenticator.
data/1110.wav,The calling function may pass either a global array or an array local to the calling function which I presume will be garbage collected.
data/1111.wav,"Even if I try to write something as trivial as the first problem (which in Go would be a single statement, taking the last element of a slice), how would I write this as a function that takes a slice of any type and (using that single statement I referenced above) returns the last element of that slice?"
data/1112.wav,"This deals with SciTE and the go language in Windows (in particular, Windows 7)."
data/1113.wav,So where did I go wrong?
data/1114.wav,the following sample doesn't eat up my memory:
data/1115.wav,My question is:  Why does the program only print one line?
data/1116.wav,I am new to Golang so allocation in it makes me insane:
data/1117.wav,and I tried math.Copysign and math.Signbit which says
data/1118.wav,It looks like EncryptPKCS1v15() may be the equivalent of RSA_private_encrypt().
data/1119.wav,Has anyone had any luck with this?
data/1120.wav,"I even tried a simple import md5 & import hashlib from the python interpreter interface, and i still get the same error"
data/1121.wav,"Is this the way to Go (sorry, had to) or was it just for the sake of simplicity?"
data/1122.wav,I would like to know how to initialize min in the loop below that iteratively computes min and max lengths from some structs.
data/1123.wav,"Right now, I really don't have a clue what pieces of code make this program slow."
data/1124.wav,"For example the name of the _obj dir is hardcoded in Make.inc and company, and these makefiles rely on some generated .c files containing special information about the name of the shared library, which I have to cleanup before building the next version of the pkg."
data/1125.wav,So the answer is unfortunately no :(
data/1126.wav,As we could see from The Computer Language Benchmarks Game in 2010:
data/1127.wav,I've noticed this gommap lib so I think I should be covered going forward.
data/1128.wav,"The library itself provides basically the same API, but the sizes and shape of the structs defined in the C header are different, and thus the same compiled go binary cannot be used with these different shared libraries."
data/1129.wav,But this requires that I specify in the source code how many channels I want to poll.
data/1130.wav,Can I create an MS Excel sheet using Go?
data/1131.wav,My code above modifed to work (done before fls0815 kindly supplied code):
data/1132.wav,I want to build a parser but have some problems understanding how to do this.
data/1133.wav,"On clicking this button, I am not getting any results (as something should be displayed on the screen)."
data/1134.wav,I am currently doing:
data/1135.wav,But it seems that the scanner is not for general use.
data/1136.wav,Is there any other way to get to the command line?
data/1137.wav,However I've come stuck with how to deal with struct fuse_operations.
data/1138.wav,"Break statements, The Go Programming Language Specification."
data/1139.wav,"To further refine the question: How would I determine when 2 variables would satisfy the ""is"" operator per CPython:"
data/1140.wav,EDIT: More details about why I feel uncomfortable about handling that manually in the makefiles:
data/1141.wav,However this also means that the following code is legal
data/1142.wav,I guess it is similar to some other languages.
data/1143.wav,Or is there a specific function that I've ovelooked?
data/1144.wav,But it is definitely not detecting it automatically
data/1145.wav,"The keys the customer sees are different, but map 1:1 with the keys in the database (there are unexposed keys)."
data/1146.wav,But that doesn't seem to work.
data/1147.wav,"Then we would need to check (per function call, it could be) how much of the stack is already used, by retrieving current stack variable address."
data/1148.wav,As such please consider my question within the scope of 'how it can be done' rather than 'why not to do it and just adapt'.
data/1149.wav,"The list of saved
  calls is executed after the
  surrounding function returns."
data/1150.wav,Under Linux output is as spected:
data/1151.wav,I've got two forms of struct declaration in the function scope.
data/1152.wav,I have the following function:
data/1153.wav,"I wish to use the endian auto convert function, how could I do?"
data/1154.wav,I want to create a go executable which communicates with xen through it's native interface.
data/1155.wav,"By using must you basically say that there should never be an error, and if there is, then the program can't (or at least shouldn't) keep operating, and will panic instead."
data/1156.wav,A random nonce is appended to the end of the header.
data/1157.wav,"All of these structs I'm saving are user generated and most values are optional, therefore saving empty values into the datastore."
data/1158.wav,What kind of objects are finalized by default?
data/1159.wav,Are vector assignments copied by value or by reference in Google's Go language?
data/1160.wav,I think that it should have too a function to get the length at decoding like it has in Base64.
data/1161.wav,"I probably haven't fully understood how slices work, here is my example code"
data/1162.wav,"Calls, The Go Programming Language Specification"
data/1163.wav,"But if anyone can help me install Go, I'd appreciate it."
data/1164.wav,"I'm a excited about the simplicity of the Go, but after playing with it I met some troubles."
data/1165.wav,"Is this a GAE bug, or is it indeed a bad encoding error?"
data/1166.wav,"If it's not possible to use operators as functions, then I would appreciate a link to the documentation clarifying this."
data/1167.wav,Doesn't show any changes.
data/1168.wav,I'm writing a Go package for the Google TV Pairing Protocol.
data/1169.wav,"to me, even with initialization,"
data/1170.wav,"A complete program, possibly created by linking multiple packages, must have one package called main, with a function"
data/1171.wav,"Is there some function one can call to get the amount of entries in the GAE Go Datastore of an app, without querying it for the whole database and counting the output?"
data/1172.wav,"Right now, I have some functions that accept some data, perform operations, and return other data, but where exactly should I go from there?"
data/1173.wav,I am trying to access data stored in Bigquery through an app I am developing on Google App Engine.
data/1174.wav,"Anyway, I recommend you to try to use the line reader directly in your project (especially if do not know how large the text file is!)."
data/1175.wav,Does one exist in Golang?
data/1176.wav,Play.golang.org has some strict rules to protect it.
data/1177.wav,"For example, if the C code contains:"
data/1178.wav,"How can I make sure that when Object is garbage collected, the file is closed?"
data/1179.wav,Has anybody else seen this and fixed it?
data/1180.wav,I want to have a key insensitive string as key.
data/1181.wav,"As they are not enforced, is it still a good idea to use interfaces?"
data/1182.wav,With it a new instance of your default browser will launch showing the URL
data/1183.wav,This C wrapper would then export a stable C interface which is then used by one single go pkg.
data/1184.wav,Each major Go release is supported until there are two newer major releases.
data/1185.wav,Main fires off several goroutines where the logic of the program executes.
data/1186.wav,"Finally, read the relevant sections of The Go Language Specification e.g."
data/1187.wav,I've noticed that Go App Engine doesn't (eg.
data/1188.wav,"However, I've learned that I can have my client use whatever root certificates I want."
data/1189.wav,Go provides two features that replace class inheritance.
data/1190.wav,All the included libraries in Go are well documented.
data/1191.wav,"Encryption seems to work fine, but well I don't know really because I don't understand the output of decryption."
data/1192.wav,According to go help build this is the intended result.
data/1193.wav,It is altered to handle POST requests.
data/1194.wav,Is there any tutorial or example on something like this being done?
data/1195.wav,Try Google's Go if you are not talking about production code.
data/1196.wav,I'm pretty much looking for syscalls and examples of how to use them.
data/1197.wav,Just export everything?
data/1198.wav,How would you implement the deleteRecords function in the code below:
data/1199.wav,"If an entity needed to move about in the world it would be a PhysEntity which is derived from a BaseEntity, but with added methods."
data/1200.wav,Sometimes you need to distinguish a missing entry from a zero value.
data/1201.wav,The contents of m doesn't not change after the GetDoublev.
data/1202.wav,I know in Python I would be able to model a relationship using a db.referenceProperty().
data/1203.wav,What do I need to do to enable Go to access environment variables?
data/1204.wav,"But if x is 3.9, y will become 4 because this function will round the float32 instead of truncating."
data/1205.wav,The elevators are added to the list with the function
data/1206.wav,"The return parameters of the function are passed by value
  back to the calling function when the function returns."
data/1207.wav,"Can anybody suggest me, how can I stop it ?"
data/1208.wav,What am I doing wrong?
data/1209.wav,"You should never put the opening brace of a control structure (if, for, switch, or select) on the next line."
data/1210.wav,"For example, when GUI operations must run in the GUI thread, but there might be multiple goroutines running GUI code."
data/1211.wav,Created github repository gocurl.
data/1212.wav,I'm sure there's a good reason for this.
data/1213.wav,"Especially when it comes to functional programming, there are lambdas, even closures, but with a static type system lacking generics, how do I write, well, generic higher order functions like filter(predicate, list)?"
data/1214.wav,"Go also has a go keyword, that according to the language spec initiates the execution of a function concurrently as an independent thread and continues to execute the code without waiting."
data/1215.wav,I checked the documentation for the compiler and I don't see anything that would change this behaviour.
data/1216.wav,"These servers can both, be running on the same machine or on the network."
data/1217.wav,I was surprised to find that Go has a 'goto' statement.
data/1218.wav,Sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't.
data/1219.wav,I use a custom build tool to compile go projects and I need a way to use cgo in my project.
data/1220.wav,Next is consistency.
data/1221.wav,"Set the map entry to true to put the value in the set, and then
  test it by simple indexing."
data/1222.wav,"And is there a way to specify somewhere that an object implements an interface, as opposed to simply defining the methods in the interface?"
data/1223.wav,I searched on web but I didn't find anything related to i18n and Go.
data/1224.wav,If so how can this be done with the app engine Python or Go platforms?
data/1225.wav,"That all works well, but when I try to retrieve the values, the compiler tells me I need to use type assertions."
data/1226.wav,"The GAE SDK for go is based on python 2.5, which I installed."
data/1227.wav,Now what if I felt like taking the first four bytes of that array and using it as an integer?
data/1228.wav,For what kind of applications it is best suited for ?
data/1229.wav,Lets say you've got some C library that you'd like to use and this library allocates some memory that needs to be freed manually.
data/1230.wav,This suggests that it's possible to get hold of the index in the iteration but I just can't figure out what is meant with the range declaring two variables and where in the template those variables are supposed to be declared.
data/1231.wav,"Now what problem I am facing is, sometimes it will happen that, as the result of three concurrent routines, sometimes the print statement is not executing properly means not printing whole, there is some thing inserted by another print."
data/1232.wav,How do I stop such a goroutine?
data/1233.wav,So I'm hoping someone can provide some clarity.
data/1234.wav,"But this becomes difficult to read when the format string is complex, and cumbersome when one or many of the parts aren't strings and have to be converted first, like"
data/1235.wav,Both benchmarks don't even request the file yet.
data/1236.wav,What are the pros and cons?
data/1237.wav,"Specifically, does this limit affect Go instances the same way that it does Python and Java?"
data/1238.wav,"The gl package is indeed simply this one, unmodified."
data/1239.wav,"I'm using the 64bit linux version of the appengine Go SDK, and my OS is Arch Linux, if that is any help."
data/1240.wav,"I try to give a brief overview of my code,"
data/1241.wav,"I've seen people pass factory functions as arguments to a containing function, and creating a struct that holds factories as data members."
data/1242.wav,"Imho the result will always be the same on all three codes, beside the fact, that B) and C) can be used for even more stuff and A) forces you to stick to composition?"
data/1243.wav,"If you have a good answer to Question 1, that would be sufficient for me!"
data/1244.wav,"In the following code, I create one peg puzzle then do a move on it which adds a move to its movesAlreadyDone vector."
data/1245.wav,"However, this is not perfect."
data/1246.wav,What are some of the unintended pitfalls caused by having those objects finalized by default?
data/1247.wav,"After they are evaluated, the parameters of the call
  are passed by value to the function and the called function begins
  execution."
data/1248.wav,"The problem is, upon compiling i get the error message:"
data/1249.wav,Any object of type T for which functions exist matching all the required methods of interface type I is an object of type I as well.
data/1250.wav,"You are right, I should be more specific about what pattern in Go I'd like to replicate in Haskell, and I'll try to edit the question to be more specific."
data/1251.wav,"If you are not familar with golang, please help me with your knowledge of data structure in general."
data/1252.wav,Is there some other way to set the TTL if not?
data/1253.wav,So some of the answers won't make sense.
data/1254.wav,The definition of an interface type lists required methods by name and type.
data/1255.wav,This seems to confirm the fact that you can't
data/1256.wav,This caused a bunch of questions on the compiler.
data/1257.wav,"Go SQL returns nothing related to the Go language, and golang SQL only returns useful results from the mailing list (and not, say, from github)."
data/1258.wav,"I've also tried with different strings not containing ""exotic"" characters"
data/1259.wav,Could anybody give me an answer for sure?
data/1260.wav,If I remove the map from the sample above the memory stays within reasonable limits (a few hundred megabytes).
data/1261.wav,"I am using bison too, but Go seems to just use their lexer for semicolon insertion."
data/1262.wav,"I have eclipse and goclipse installed, all is well, I can run a console app in the IDE."
data/1263.wav,Is there any better method?
data/1264.wav,"In the template, I have code that looks something like this:"
data/1265.wav,"In order to see the tradeoff, it would be great to get a feeling for how much resources it takes to create a key."
data/1266.wav,"I found Cgo utility: ""Cgo enables the creation of Go packages that call C code""."
data/1267.wav,"The strange thing is, that I can send the copy'n'pasted query in an sqlite console without problems."
data/1268.wav,"However as soon as the thing get a real functionality, I need to be able to handle multiple clients, which I though would also be a good exercise for goroutines."
data/1269.wav,What do you use to build your Go programs?
data/1270.wav,I think GO would fit your requirements.
data/1271.wav,"under the ""Formatting"" paragraph, it is written that:"
data/1272.wav,"Aside from various problems mentioned and solved in the answers below, I had forgotten to install the following"
data/1273.wav,"I'm assuming it's putting the last nil character in the return string, but I don't know how to fix that."
data/1274.wav,"The Go authors advise using it for unrecoverable errors such as those that should halt an entire program or server request, or as a shortcut to propagate errors up the stack within a package."
data/1275.wav,I already know that they have a totally different for go
data/1276.wav,I’m looking for information on Google’s Go language.
data/1277.wav,"It reads in a file just fine, and returns a string."
data/1278.wav,Is there any method like java finalize in Go?
data/1279.wav,"The scope of a constant or variable identifier declared inside a
  function begins at the end of the ConstSpec or VarSpec (ShortVarDecl
  for short variable declarations) and ends at the end of the innermost
  containing block."
data/1280.wav,This would be a task for a Maybe X in Haskell or an x option in OCaml.
data/1281.wav,I'm trying to design a basic ORM for a data app that I'm working on.
data/1282.wav,Two threads communicate using a shared channel.
data/1283.wav,According to the Go Programming Language Specification:
data/1284.wav,I'm trying to parse a string from WebSockets connection in Go language.
data/1285.wav,A couple of questions:
data/1286.wav,Even though m1 is a value and m2 is a pointer.
data/1287.wav,This leads me to believe that not exporting anything is the best approach.
data/1288.wav,"and run a diff, I should get this:"
data/1289.wav,"Aside from its support for interfaces, Go's type system is nominal: the type keyword can be used to define a new named type, which is distinct from other named types that have the same layout ."
data/1290.wav,What is the idiomatic way to do a readline to string in Go?
data/1291.wav,The Xml example in the go docs is broken.
data/1292.wav,Is there something similar to the python expression of import python.token as pytoken?
data/1293.wav,I am programming in the Go Language in Google App Engine.
data/1294.wav,I'm learning both Go and ZeroMQ at the moment and in that spirit I'm trying to contribute Go examples for the Zguide.
data/1295.wav,"In mac, I installed exuberant ctags , and tried the below command in source directory"
data/1296.wav,Package sync provides basic synchronization primitives such as mutual exclusion locks.
data/1297.wav,little confused with reflect pkg
data/1298.wav,The new compiler shipped for the first time with Go 1.5.
data/1299.wav,Let's look at the following Go code:
data/1300.wav,Or are there more important reasons behind it?
data/1301.wav,"It compiles ok, but does nothing."
data/1302.wav,"Of course I know that it's 24 bytes, but I'd like to know it programmatically.."
data/1303.wav,I tried to do a Google search but all that comes up are instances where people are using these constants but no explanation as to what they mean.
data/1304.wav,would it be faster if i have the registers and all as globals?
data/1305.wav,I'm reading this post about go and  was trying to compile the source code found here
data/1306.wav,Bonus points if you can turn the total image data into an io.Reader for use in image.Decode.
data/1307.wav,"For what it's worth, the include() statement I am trying to parse looks like so:"
data/1308.wav,I have around 10k document with 1.6 million unique words.
data/1309.wav,But it seems that in Go1 you cannot provide to go install the absolute path.
data/1310.wav,Is reflect the right tool for this?
data/1311.wav,Currently I ended up with something like this:
data/1312.wav,"I have concurrent routine like this,"
data/1313.wav,"I searched the Internet, but found nothing,can anyone help me?"
data/1314.wav,I know how to do 2 (I am going to use jstree to display it in the browser).
data/1315.wav,"However I don't find their documentation good for go starters, Here is my problem."
data/1316.wav,I'm using the following simple Go code to allocate a 3D array of size 1024x1024x1024:
data/1317.wav,the Typeof and NewValue functions have been renamed to TypeOf and ValueOf.
data/1318.wav,The code used to look:
data/1319.wav,"In sha256.go, at the start of function Sum() the implementation is making a copy of the SHA256 state."
data/1320.wav,I need something like the following:
data/1321.wav,"Having 128 bytes of data, for example:"
data/1322.wav,I've installed everything correctly like the doc said.
data/1323.wav,"As a slightly older programmer I prefer mutability even though I know the benefits of immutability, I prefer to live dangerously."
data/1324.wav,I want to do something like(it's valid)
data/1325.wav,"To wit, I have written the following code:"
data/1326.wav,"The error thrown is: 
Couldn't send email: API error 1 (mail: INTERNAL_ERROR): Internal error"
data/1327.wav,"As an example of a Java program that has memory leaks (not for the faint of heart, the question may shake your beliefs), see here about a little Java program called Tomcat that even has a ""find leaks"" button: Is there a way to avoid undeployment memory leaks in Tomcat?"
data/1328.wav,And this works fine but it feels a bit clunky.
data/1329.wav,I noticed one peculiarity namely that I am allowed to name a function _ but that function can not be called:
data/1330.wav,"Also, look at the Go Tutorial section on Multiplexing."
data/1331.wav,"I'm attempting to write a webapp in Go using the Google App Engine, and I have a question about modeling relationships using the datastore."
data/1332.wav,"I've been playing around with Google Go, I love the power behind it and decided to try out some libraries."
data/1333.wav,"The variadic function append appends zero or more values x to s of
  type S, which must be a slice type, and returns the resulting slice,
  also of type S. The values x are passed to a parameter of type ...T
  where T is the element type of S and the respective parameter passing
  rules apply."
data/1334.wav,My question is which advantage or drawback could you think of one methode over the other.
data/1335.wav,"But it is giving error,undefined: runtime.LockOSThread and undefined: runtime.UnlockOSThread."
data/1336.wav,That did not work since a is a copy of the entries from the AccountList and we are thus updating the copy only.
data/1337.wav,"I need to invoke a C API from golang, which is from a dll."
data/1338.wav,"The following code splits by comma and leaves quotes around the name, what is the escape character to split out the ""."
data/1339.wav,"), but I'm having some problems with package subsystem."
data/1340.wav,I am working through the exercises in the Go tour and I have hit a snag that I can't figure out.
data/1341.wav,"(If I'd designed this function I would have taken an object as a callback rather than a function, conforming to the interface FileWalkerCallback or whatever, and put a callback(...) method on that interface."
data/1342.wav,Is it OK to leave a Go channel open forever (never close the channel) if I never check for its state?
data/1343.wav,Concurrent updates will not break anything :)
data/1344.wav,"My own guess is that the frameHandler within the struct is a type which matches the frameHandler interface, and on top of that will have the name frameHandler."
data/1345.wav,I'd prefer to run the application as an underprivileged user.
data/1346.wav,The Gopher mascot was introduced in 2009 for the open source launch of the language.
data/1347.wav,"Again, this should be so simple."
data/1348.wav,The output from the console produced by a successful run of make on a cgo project would be very helpful.
data/1349.wav,However that String func is never called.
data/1350.wav,"There are two Go compiler implementations, 6g and friends, generically called gc, and gccgo."
data/1351.wav,Is it conservative or precise?
data/1352.wav,"It's also very inconvenient to find at run time that types I expected to support interfaces, do in fact not."
data/1353.wav,"Then I tried to compile it, but it wouldn't go:"
data/1354.wav,"However, after about 300,000 iterations of this process, i get the following error:"
data/1355.wav,"I got the source and ran make, but I'm getting these errors:"
data/1356.wav,How do you convert a long string of digits (50 digits) into an integer in Go?
data/1357.wav,I can't wrap my head around why the compiler thinks thy are not.
data/1358.wav,"was expecting T2 could be coerced into T1, since it was derived from T1"
data/1359.wav,Would any general solution be less efficient?
data/1360.wav,Will concurrent goroutines interfere with each other when iterating over the slice?
data/1361.wav,"Suppose A2, A3, ... are suspended by the OS scheduler at the ""worst possible moment"" for an indefinite amount of time."
data/1362.wav,"What part of the code could be working on dev_appserver, but fail on GAE?"
data/1363.wav,But how to i access TIOCGWINSZ in Go
data/1364.wav,I need to read a file of integers into an array.
data/1365.wav,Is there a way to whitelist only some tags for formatting purposes using the vanilla Go1 template package?
data/1366.wav,"I've heard that others have problems with goinstall, is there anything I can do to fix this?"
data/1367.wav,"Right now, the code crashes with:"
data/1368.wav,I'm creating a Go Google App Engine application that will be making HTTP JSON RPC calls to a Bitcoin server.
data/1369.wav,I'm a bit confused as there are two ways of doing the same thing and am not sure which one to follow.
data/1370.wav,I`ve started using GAE for its high performance.
data/1371.wav,Can someone provide me a working sample for this?
data/1372.wav,"In other words, how could I write my exemple using only one line of code, without temporary variable t?"
data/1373.wav,"Is there a better work around for this ""feature"" of Go than the ones I've described?"
data/1374.wav,"Since version 1.18, Go supports generic code using parameterized types."
data/1375.wav,"But as of January 2017, its ranking had surged to 13th, indicating significant growth in popularity and adoption."
data/1376.wav,I seem to be the only one with this stupid basic problem (why?)
data/1377.wav,"So far I understand that I somehow should call rpc.Client.Dial, but I don't understand what the ""network"" and ""address"" parameters should be."
data/1378.wav,I need to display this json object on the UI using jstree.
data/1379.wav,"No depth or other render buffers are needed at this point, strictly 2D."
data/1380.wav,I'm assuming the correct solution is not to increase the buffer until any image can fit inside.
data/1381.wav,"this syntax was started quite some time ago, and I do not understand its appeal"
data/1382.wav,Closing the cmd closes the program.
data/1383.wav,My understanding here is lacking
data/1384.wav,Single producer single consumer:
data/1385.wav,But this was also no go (must stop making go puns):
data/1386.wav,I edited my .bashrc with ne next lines:
data/1387.wav,In my code there are three concurrent routines.
data/1388.wav,Or is the go gc so good that my concerns are unfounded?
data/1389.wav,The example below will give the compilation error:
data/1390.wav,"However, it requires the ability to apply filters to incoming audio, and Go doesn't appear to have any sort of audio processing package."
data/1391.wav,"However, I can't seem to make this fit with Git."
data/1392.wav,Is there a way to step though my code and inspect memory?
data/1393.wav,"For example, it will help with querying information defined in the EWMH spec and binding keys to callback functions."
data/1394.wav,"For some reason when I attempt to store boolean data in the Google Apps datastore, it always stores as false."
data/1395.wav,I may well want to write my own allocator and garbage collector.
data/1396.wav,"As for image.Decode, it should be possible to pass the conn directly to the image.Decode function."
data/1397.wav,The problem is that the cgo documentation only tells you how to use it with make.
data/1398.wav,""", which doesn't explain much about WHY it isn't allowed."
data/1399.wav,"So if I want to concatenate strings many times without knowing the length of the resulting string, what's the best way to do it?"
data/1400.wav,I want to define an Environment as:
data/1401.wav,"Use uintptr, an unsigned integer large enough to store the uninterpreted bits of a pointer value, as the memory map key type."
data/1402.wav,Go has a memory model describing how goroutines must use channels or other operations to safely share data.
data/1403.wav,"This could be
  summarized as, “if the newline comes after a token that could end a
  statement, insert a semicolon�"
data/1404.wav,For your convenience the code I have so far:
data/1405.wav,"When mixing blue and yellow paint, the result is some sort of green."
data/1406.wav,"The map is then being sent to reducing routine, which aggregates values to a single map."
data/1407.wav,What is the expected output?
data/1408.wav,How do I create a new instance of Foo and set and get the name?
data/1409.wav,I'm playing with Google Go and I'm having fun (!
data/1410.wav,I want to let the user be able to share a link to the result they obtained without changing much in my Go code.
data/1411.wav,I've checked the argv array and its content is ok.
data/1412.wav,I did read a little about the strings and regexp packages and I have created the following code:
data/1413.wav,Is it possible to find out where the executable is?
data/1414.wav,The original data bytes look like (with added line brakes):
data/1415.wav,Is there any other way to run web applications in Go with an Apache web server (or even IIS)?
data/1416.wav,"I'm used to Java's String where we can pass null rather than """" for special meanings, such as use a default value."
data/1417.wav,"It turns out the problem is not with Blobstore.Reader at all, but with the attachment encoding in mail.py on the dev appserver."
data/1418.wav,If I change it to func newMyType that works but it feels like I'm a second class citizen.
data/1419.wav,"I don't know if it is correct, and it is not writing the values to the file."
data/1420.wav,I'm unable to find file.ReadLine function in Go.
data/1421.wav,I'm just wondering what possible reasons might have been for not allowing the fallthrough statement in a type switch.
data/1422.wav,"All those would make Go a good choice as a target of code generation, I think, maybe even better than the other options..."
data/1423.wav,"If it does, the receiver must be a pointer."
data/1424.wav,"It compiles, it appears to run properly, but I don't get the result I wanted."
data/1425.wav,"My question is, what other XML standards and functionality would be important to incorporate into the parser?"
data/1426.wav,"In the examples above, if pointerMethod
  modifies the fields of s, the caller will see those changes, but
  valueMethod is called with a copy of the caller's argument (that's
  the definition of passing a value), so changes it makes will be
  invisible to the caller."
data/1427.wav,I'd like to write an interpreter and tracing JIT for a programming language I'm designing.
data/1428.wav,"My idea was passing a channel to these functions for them to write to, but how can I make sure they will write in the correct order to the channel?"
data/1429.wav,What about example 2?
data/1430.wav,"If theres a simple way you could explain what they are about, it will be really appreciated."
data/1431.wav,"I know Go doesn't have generics and they're not really The Go Way, but I was just wondering if it is a possible to ""enforce"" anything at compile time (probably not)"
data/1432.wav,"But why, is it needed to encode it in base64?"
data/1433.wav,The parallelized version completed in 1.706 seconds.
data/1434.wav,"A set can be implemented as a map with value type
  bool."
data/1435.wav,"What is the FASTEST library on linux or cross platform to do
1) xslt 1.0 transformation
2) xslt 2.0 transformation"
data/1436.wav,"However, I am thoroughly confused on the structure of Go."
data/1437.wav,"This simple HTTP server contains a call to time.Sleep() that makes
each request take five seconds."
data/1438.wav,"If the answer to Question 1 is No, then what would be the suggested solution?"
data/1439.wav,"How can I ""proof"" this in the code?"
data/1440.wav,Why am I getting this erroneous message?
data/1441.wav,"I've been intrigued by its offered support for concurrency, and set out to learn more about it."
data/1442.wav,I want to use a pointer so that the inc() will affect the enity outside the function.
data/1443.wav,Is it only alphanumeric characters or can I use $ for instance?
data/1444.wav,But I seem to be hitting a problem with the TLS handshake.
data/1445.wav,Why would you use the pair of allocators?
data/1446.wav,Gc uses a different calling convention and linker and can therefore only be linked with C programs using the same convention.
data/1447.wav,I'm wondering if this is a case that I need to modify the GOROOT environment variable to get this to work.
data/1448.wav,How can I run a program that requires user's input in Go?
data/1449.wav,Is there way to tell Go to look for myfile.txt in the same directory as src.go ?
data/1450.wav,"Note: this question is related to this one, but two years is a very long time in Go history."
data/1451.wav,How are they more understandable and how do they prevent concurrency bugs?
data/1452.wav,"When the same function is called from a POST request made by poclbm Bitcoin miner, I can't get a response."
data/1453.wav,How to get cgo work for ARM target?
data/1454.wav,"But I wonder, if it's possible to get rid of this boilerplate initializing?"
data/1455.wav,I have the following package Makefile:
data/1456.wav,"Cgo transforms the input file into
  four output files: two Go source
  files, a C file for 6c (or 8c or 5c),
  and a C file for gcc."
data/1457.wav,I am looking for help understanding how to access struct fields that are inside a container.vector.Vector.
data/1458.wav,"Given the
  declaration"
data/1459.wav,Is there a simpler way to do this?
data/1460.wav,"I've found a description of the problem that dates back 5 months, so I suspect it's not a problem with the particular build of go that I'm using."
data/1461.wav,Here is how I am using it:
data/1462.wav,Read The Go Programming Language Specification.
data/1463.wav,Does anyone know any project that provides golang implementation in java?
data/1464.wav,Can anybody help me how can I achieve this.
data/1465.wav,See below for some descriptions.
data/1466.wav,"The expert's programs were usually faster, but also longer."
data/1467.wav,The enumeration is based on the enum fuse_opcode from FUSE.
data/1468.wav,But that isn't very flexible as I will be receiving different Values.
data/1469.wav,I can think of some obvious advantages (e.g.
data/1470.wav,"where each of f1, f2, f3 can fail with an error at that time we stop the computation and set err to error returned by the failing function."
data/1471.wav,"Does anyone know if it's possible to use the ""go build"" command to build from multiple files in a directory?"
data/1472.wav,"If I wanted to create a web service using Go, what web server would I be using?"
data/1473.wav,"I was hoping someone here would be able to point me in the right direction by suggesting a library to use for SQLite 3, and giving me some demo code for simple INSERTs and SELECTs."
data/1474.wav,"This blog post shows compiling Go to a separate .s file and editing it, but not inline asm as part of a Go function like many C compilers support."
data/1475.wav,"I tried nil, but that caused the application to crash."
data/1476.wav,I would like to extend my Makeenvironment to have implicit rules available by default.
data/1477.wav,"Now that I took some effort to separate the code, it looks like the compiler is unable to find the stuff that was taken out of main.go and put into these two other files (that reside in the same directory as the main.go)."
data/1478.wav,I am trying to convert ansi string to utf8 string.
data/1479.wav,Therefore everyone please guide what I should do in order to install Go completely.
data/1480.wav,I like the range syntax a lot more than just named for loops.
data/1481.wav,Can I use shared objects with Go?
data/1482.wav,Lets assume I want a dynamic array of these:
data/1483.wav,"Furthermore, Go's internal data structures like interface values, slice headers, hash tables, and string headers are not immune to race conditions, so type and memory safety can be violated in multithreaded programs that modify shared instances of those types without synchronization."
data/1484.wav,Does anything like this exist for Google Go in Emacs?
data/1485.wav,In my Go code I want to make an array of custom data type.
data/1486.wav,"Is there a method that will return different, random results each time that it is called?"
data/1487.wav,"To give you a better idea, here's just a random snippet from the middle of the ""big loop"" (updated, see below)"
data/1488.wav,How do I determine whether 2 variables refer to the same instance in Go?
data/1489.wav,Although this is successfully compiled I didn't find this step right.
data/1490.wav,what I want to achieve ...
data/1491.wav,"If someone know how to do that in the correctly way, please, tell me."
data/1492.wav,"I then had to install openssl, but now when I try to run my sample application on the SDK, I get the following error:"
data/1493.wav,Can Go be a safe way to create extensions in other languages?
data/1494.wav,To do this I need to make stdcall method calls.
data/1495.wav,Is this possible in Go?
data/1496.wav,The important parts of the code are:
data/1497.wav,Is there any tool to create android App from Go?
data/1498.wav,"On October 12, 2010, the issue was closed by Google developer Russ Cox  with the custom status ""Unfortunate"" accompanied by the following comment:

""There are many computing products and services named Go."
data/1499.wav,I would like to do something like:
data/1500.wav,"Coming back to my project, I need to package this up in a Git repository then I need a container directory."
data/1501.wav,"NB: I give two sending and two printing options, in fact there is lots of sending and printing."
data/1502.wav,I've been looking at Go's goroutines lately and thought it would be nice to have something similar in Java.
data/1503.wav,This should work better:
data/1504.wav,"That's a very basic use case for adding localized messages in a web app, for one."
data/1505.wav,Is there a slick way of doing this in Go?
data/1506.wav,Blocks nest and influence scoping.
data/1507.wav,Here are some excerpts from the docs (entire paragraphs were removed):
data/1508.wav,"After  reading some texts, I wrote this sample."
data/1509.wav,The Go linker (go tool link) has an option to set the value of an uninitialised string variable:
data/1510.wav,"I use this, to collect a input and display the input then, but when I do it like this the ""something"" text will be displayed in a new line, but I want the text to be displayed in the same line, any ideas?"
data/1511.wav,"But there is no explanation on what to really set the ""Host"" to."
data/1512.wav,Can you see what I am doing wrong?
data/1513.wav,Anyway I have a simple code.
data/1514.wav,This works all right and well.
data/1515.wav,"Does anyone know if Go programming can be done on Windows, or is it something that Google hasn't implemented yet?"
data/1516.wav,"For instance, I was looking at this code sample in Go:"
data/1517.wav,I want to assign string to bytes array:
data/1518.wav,"For each item I write log to the Appengine console, ""Item n has been processed""."
data/1519.wav,I'm testing this Go code on my VirtualBoxed Ubuntu 11.4
data/1520.wav,Here are the structs for elevator and Elevator_list:
data/1521.wav,"I want to make an array of size N in go, but I don't know what N will be at compile time, how would I allocate memory for it?"
data/1522.wav,But why on earth do you want it natively compiled anyway?
data/1523.wav,Which is the most suitable tree data structure to model a hierarchical (containment relationship) content.
data/1524.wav,In the Conn type the frameHandler stands there all alone?
data/1525.wav,the same as those for functions?
data/1526.wav,"By knowing what type of value, I can then proceed to JSON unmarshal the value into the correct type of struct."
data/1527.wav,"Does the scheduler block any requests over the 10, or is this enforced through a limit on concurrent threads?"
data/1528.wav,"From looking at the error, I'm going to say it looks like it needs something from mingw gcc toolset?"
data/1529.wav,I'm confused about this bit of code from the HTTP package:
data/1530.wav,Does anyone know the best practice to extract all URLs from a html web page?
data/1531.wav,Here is some code to illustrate my point:
data/1532.wav,Looks like a new invention!
data/1533.wav,The only working solution I currently know of is a unbound method which returns the pointer to a fresh slice.
data/1534.wav,How to convert ansi text to utf8 in Go?
data/1535.wav,I have the latest versions of the appengine.
data/1536.wav,I'd want my Go application to redirect the user to:
data/1537.wav,i can see it leading to the same problems but adding an error msg to the end of it which can easily be abused.
data/1538.wav,"When I try to run the following code (I'm trying to encrypt the byte array representation of a string, using AES in CFB mode) I get an invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference error, on the line sEnc.XORKeyStream(msgB, msgB)."
data/1539.wav,So this past weekend I wrote a very basic DOM XML parser that was able to parse one of the simpler XML files within the DOCX package and output it back intact.
data/1540.wav,Here is the full working program in Go Playground
data/1541.wav,"First, and most important, does the method need to modify the
  receiver?"
data/1542.wav,I'm really confused about it.
data/1543.wav,How to create an array of channels?
data/1544.wav,"According to the language specification, you can use a raw string literal, where the string is delimited by backticks instead of double quotes."
data/1545.wav,Thus the data structure Directory I have maintained doesn't suffice to construct the directory structure.
data/1546.wav,I am working on an exercise in using channels to implement a queue.
data/1547.wav,I have just put together a Go package that is going to be a part in a fairly large system with a lot of shared packages.
data/1548.wav,"In Go, if I define a function with pointer as the receiver, shouldn't it allow call to the function from a pointer only?"
data/1549.wav,"I'm not sure what to pass to these members of C.struct_fuse_operations, and I've seen mention in a few places it's not possible to call from C back into Go code."
data/1550.wav,"I am downloading MinGW to compile Go in Windows but, is it necessary any SDK to develop Go applications that access to Windows' system calls?"
data/1551.wav,Is the go program uploaded as binaries or source code and if it is uploaded as source code is it then compiled once or at each instance startup?
data/1552.wav,"Of course I could roll out my own makefile which invokes 6c and 6l, cgo etc, but I prefer to leverage the existing make infrastructure since it seems that there is some wisdom in it."
data/1553.wav,"Update again, I am also concerned about other practical concerns."
data/1554.wav,It seems that there is not a tool named make or go make to use with the installation file of Go development tools.
data/1555.wav,"I'm trying to use Go package ""time"" to benchmark a function in my program."
data/1556.wav,"unicode_letter can be a Chinese, or Hebrew letter if you'd like it to."
data/1557.wav,"But since the used variable isn't used as operator argument, but only to store result, how can I chain operations?"
data/1558.wav,This gives me the following compiler error:
data/1559.wav,"This request may thus take longer and use more CPU than a typical
request for your application."""
data/1560.wav,"The docs say: ""Fatal is equivalent to Log() followed by FailNow()."""
data/1561.wav,Can anybody show me by giving a simple example code how Wait Group works or can be implemented (better if it is given for example like this)?
data/1562.wav,Does Go have anything similar to Python's multiline strings:
data/1563.wav,"(the string I want to format is more complicated than that, so a simple concatenation won't do it :)"
data/1564.wav,"If it isn't too clunky, I would choose D over the others."
data/1565.wav,"I create a new Go project, but I when I try to run it I get:"
data/1566.wav,I've been going through and trying to understand the examples on the Go website and I keep coming across a special asterisk character in examples like this:
data/1567.wav,It seems that Len and Swap should always have the same implementation no matter the type of struct is in the array.
data/1568.wav,"Is there any silly mistake (sorry, I am new in GO) ?"
data/1569.wav,Can any body help to modify this program accordingly.
data/1570.wav,"I've encountered this problem for a second time now, and I'm wondering if there is any solution to this."
data/1571.wav,"So, is there any change to handle such differences at build time or on runtime?"
data/1572.wav,The article ends with John Asmuth's quote from from the thread about the productivity of interfaces in Go:
data/1573.wav,The problem I see with this approach are:
data/1574.wav,"If one was to often change some bits in the second half of the data, one could simplify the calculations and hash the first half of the data only once."
data/1575.wav,Go 1 guarantees compatibility for the language specification and major parts of the standard library.
data/1576.wav,"So, what is the correct calling convention?"
data/1577.wav,"In Go, public names start with an upper case letter and private names start with a lower case letter."
data/1578.wav,An error message could be returned to a parent function:
data/1579.wav,I'm trying to profile a GO program using the procedure described here:
data/1580.wav,I've been stuck on this for the second day now.
data/1581.wav,And I can write to a local file
data/1582.wav,"This is a very short explanation IMO, and I was wondering if anyone could provide me with what use these tags would be?"
data/1583.wav,"PS: If it helps, the complete program source is at github."
data/1584.wav,"It reads a number of bytes from os.Stdin into a buffer, then writes those bytes out to os.Stdout."
data/1585.wav,"The index expressions low and high
  select which elements appear in the result."
data/1586.wav,But the Go compiler doesn't like this:
data/1587.wav,"While the true measure of a language can't really be taken until you've written and maintained a large codebase with a team of many programmers over the course of a project with changing requirements, seeing how much you can do in a limited amount of code does help to demonstrate the expressive power of a language."
data/1588.wav,What do I have to do to install the debuggers?
data/1589.wav,"To get the duration in nanoseconds, just subtract those two values:"
data/1590.wav,I have been using unmarshal without any problems until I came across a situation where the XML tag name is dynamic.
data/1591.wav,How to build Go 1 documentations on Windows?
data/1592.wav,I would like to expose those as one Go function like this
data/1593.wav,I know that Unix provides a function named fcntl() which notifies when a specific file is changed but I have not found this one in Go.
data/1594.wav,Go2 is an umbrella term used to indicate language changes under discussion that may break Go's compatibility promise.
data/1595.wav,"However, the Go documentation says that scan will delimit at spaces and new lines."
data/1596.wav,Am I aiming in the wrong direction?
data/1597.wav,It looked like Go was using just one core.
data/1598.wav,I want to read some input from stdin and then display it.
data/1599.wav,"Here, in this example routine 1 can send an int to routine 2 or 3."
data/1600.wav,I have read about their approach and it seems reasonable.
data/1601.wav,"in particular, have not figured out how to set the field value."
data/1602.wav,Everything is now working except for the following bit:
data/1603.wav,What I can't seem to figure out is how to make a similar association using the Go APIs.
data/1604.wav,will block until we get input from either of these two channels.
data/1605.wav,Please give a recommendation without considering the language which best fit the above requirement.
data/1606.wav,"We haven't yet
  found a design that gives value
  proportionate to the complexity,
  although we continue to think about
  it."
data/1607.wav,"In this example, the connection seems to be unidirectional."
data/1608.wav,Is it possible for routine 2 to take those two values and process further (dynamic concurrent routines)?
data/1609.wav,How can this be done?
data/1610.wav,I really want to define methods on an interface so I can treat any instance of a given interface type as another.
data/1611.wav,Is it assignment by reference (I might be using PHP talk here)?
data/1612.wav,I've got a trouble with conditional compilation in Go 1.
data/1613.wav,"Based on Rob Pike's load balancer demo, I implemented my own priority queue, but my Pop method is not right, can anyone tell me what's wrong?"
data/1614.wav,I think most of my doubts are lanuage neutral and I had better response from SO.
data/1615.wav,I have got a fairly straightforward workaround:
data/1616.wav,"I tried setting the ""Host"" value to the name of the backend, but the tasks are executed by the normal application."
data/1617.wav,(independent of the rest of the reddit source code)
data/1618.wav,"When the concurrency level is set higher, this happens:"
data/1619.wav,Go functions can return multiple values:
data/1620.wav,"After installing go, I got the following lines:"
data/1621.wav,So the question is if there's some way to use some mechanics that looks like the code above to do a concurrent simulation in Haskell easily.
data/1622.wav,How do I mmap a bigger file then?
data/1623.wav,Here is my current EXTRA_PATHSwith my changes being the last two entries:
data/1624.wav,"I have a pointer to a C type wrapped by a Go struct, like so:"
data/1625.wav,Can anyone point out a simple example of Go's interfaces in a working program?
data/1626.wav,"I have also tried using exec.Run() instead of exec.Start(), but that doesn't seem to work either (though it doesn't fail at the same place)."
data/1627.wav,Have I missed something?
data/1628.wav,I have an implementation of the Unix tool cat below.
data/1629.wav,What do you suggest?
data/1630.wav,"I'm writing a Go package, let's call it coolstuff."
data/1631.wav,"For example, if user would type:"
data/1632.wav,"You've all read the tutorial, Effective Go, and some of the other docs."
data/1633.wav,I was expecting the relative path to be relative to the directory in which the source file lives.
data/1634.wav,"However, I can't seem to easily read a string from a connection."
data/1635.wav,"Thats my best guess, I have no idea."
data/1636.wav,How can I differentiate broken pipe errors from other kinds of error?
data/1637.wav,"(Edit: alternatively, how could I simply read a string from a connection?)"
data/1638.wav,"I researched the errorcode and got this:
System error code 15100 means ""The resource loader failed to find MUI file."""
data/1639.wav,"When I compile the grid package, everything goes well, but when I try to compile le main package, it gives me that error message:"
data/1640.wav,These are the top 3 items as reported by pprof:
data/1641.wav,I am trying to do lazy instantiation to save memory.
data/1642.wav,"Since at this point I'm still trying to get the code to simply encrypt something, I'm just generating a random key and not bothering to store it yet."
data/1643.wav,I have several use cases for examples:
data/1644.wav,"A test function is one named TestXXX (where XXX is any alphanumeric string not starting with a lower case letter) and should have the signature,"
data/1645.wav,HashCash works because it's not as expensive to find partial hash collisions.
data/1646.wav,I`m trying to implement ECDSA in the curve secp256k1 in Google Go.
data/1647.wav,This kind of confuses me.
data/1648.wav,"So if I'm working on the copy with the git history, any changes made to tools.go will go unnoticed, because it will be using the downloaded copy."
data/1649.wav,My fallback plan is just to use boost::thread.
data/1650.wav,"It always stops are the same item, and restarts."
data/1651.wav,Please let me know if there is a way to do it.
data/1652.wav,"Has anybody heard of anything, or should I write it ?"
data/1653.wav,"Everything works just fine locally, using go build and go run."
data/1654.wav,"Yes there is, check the strings package."
data/1655.wav,I realise these are two different questions but I think they may have similar answers.
data/1656.wav,"The URL is OK, since wget gets it fine, but when I run this buf is just an empty string and nr is always zero."
data/1657.wav,But unfortunately this always outputs:
data/1658.wav,"The techniques of searching in these domains are quite different, but they share the property that successful searches tend to return quickly, while unsuccessful searches must go through the entire dataset to be exhaustive and therefore take a long time."
data/1659.wav,Effective Go explicitly says that:
data/1660.wav,"Edit:
The documentation was incorrect, and the underlying C type is actually a 16 element float array."
data/1661.wav,"I want that, while codes between two do something (codes between two star marks) is executing, flow of control must not go to other goroutines."
data/1662.wav,Preferably I would like to get an output similar to a nested map
data/1663.wav,So I am wondering: will programs written in Go exhibit the same kind of (subtle or not) memory leaks that some programs written in Java exhibit?
data/1664.wav,"First, how can I insert the current time?"
data/1665.wav,"I have a hunch the solution will look almost trivial (chans have lots of unexplored potential), but I'm not yet familiar enough with the language to figure it out."
data/1666.wav,"If someone has already done so, could you share, please?"
data/1667.wav,"Seeing as this is giving me so much trouble, I would make the move to Oauth2 since that seems to be much better documented for Go, but I am looking at working with some organizations that will not want to require users to have a Google login."
data/1668.wav,"Look at the source and C for yourself, if I may say."
data/1669.wav,And my Go approach is like this:
data/1670.wav,I just want to get the command line argument and after this I want to print it.
data/1671.wav,"The problem is that I want to target 3 xen versions (3.2, 3.4, 4.0), each of which has a different shared library."
data/1672.wav,Do I need to return the keys as well from the fetchParticipants call?
data/1673.wav,Please consider that I'm a linux noob and that there may exist a trivial solution using a combination of standard shell commands.
data/1674.wav,I guess the net package information on the Golang website describes the package only for the GAE version.
data/1675.wav,"I would like to build a Registry component which maintains a map of some stuff, and I want to provide a serialized access to it:"
data/1676.wav,"In a function call, the function value and arguments are evaluated in
  the usual order."
data/1677.wav,"I'm trying to install Go language, but at the end, I got these errors (I won't copy all because are a lot of lines):"
data/1678.wav,"However, I find myself repeating the same code for similar types and fields."
data/1679.wav,"In Go, if the type has all the methods that the interface defined then it can be assigned to that interface variable without explicitly inheriting from it."
data/1680.wav,"I could write the function using pointer type, like this:"
data/1681.wav,Does anyone know if it is possible to use Coffeescript on Google App Engine?
data/1682.wav,"This implementation is much cleaner, easily extensible, and can scale better with the changing needs of the project's requirements."
data/1683.wav,I am using Golang with mgo driver for mongodb.
data/1684.wav,which suggests that I cannot do
data/1685.wav,Record types can be defined with the struct keyword.
data/1686.wav,Replacing it by Rem gives better but still imperfect performances and speedups.
data/1687.wav,I tried to read make.pkg in the go source dir but my best effort fails.
data/1688.wav,What do you think I'm doing wrong here?
data/1689.wav,"I cannot imagine that this is a bug, as it is too dramatic to have gone unnoticed."
data/1690.wav,What's the meaning of the second value(ok)?
data/1691.wav,"I write one go code like this, strconv.Itoa(time.Nanoseconds())."
data/1692.wav,The resulting colors from the algorithm does not have to be terribly exact.
data/1693.wav,Go is a concurrent lang What does this mean?
data/1694.wav,I will need to closely control the way my language objects are laid out in memory and be able to get the address of specific fields and write to them.
data/1695.wav,"In this program, how can break execution with the debugger and print the value of i?"
data/1696.wav,"On the other hand they could stay in the memory much longer, which would be asking for trouble."
data/1697.wav,"How can I use Android specific API, like getting GPS coordinates or opening a URL with the default browser, from within a Go program?"
data/1698.wav,Why would they claim the above but have panic?
data/1699.wav,Package strconv implements conversions to and from string representations of basic data types.
data/1700.wav,I hope the cuncurrency support native to the language may have a better way to model this than a pattern.
data/1701.wav,But when I tried to use snipMate in a .go file (golang) it didn't work.
data/1702.wav,What's the shebang for Go programs?
data/1703.wav,I am using web.go to remove a lot of the complexity of running an HTTP server.
data/1704.wav,What can I have to make :make (or :make %) act like it would for a good 'ol C program with pretty error reporting and output below the buffer?
data/1705.wav,regardless of the insertion order.
data/1706.wav,"The select statement waits for either of these goroutines to send a message to the main routine, and acts on the first message to arrive ."
data/1707.wav,Can somebody elaborate on why or how these various functions fit together?
data/1708.wav,I am learning Google's new language Go.
data/1709.wav,"For example, in following program: m1.reset() & m2.reset() have the same effect."
data/1710.wav,You can use the StartProcess function of the os package to create a new one.
data/1711.wav,The syscall  command GetCommandLine() seems only to be available on Windows.
data/1712.wav,Last night I was teting to about 800 images then stopped.
data/1713.wav,"Is it possible, that in Google App Engine one can request data from other web pages under a HTTP GET, but not POST, or is there something else that can be causing this problem?"
data/1714.wav,and the following is defined for KeyedTransport
data/1715.wav,I installed doozerd sources in:
data/1716.wav,There is a file pig.go on the golang.org website:
data/1717.wav,I must be missing something.
data/1718.wav,Any tips for handling ignoring these in the .gitignore file?
data/1719.wav,"I cann't update my code for run in latest version of Go because a changed of printer.Fprint()
How to volve this?"
data/1720.wav,When i try to use cgo I get the error
data/1721.wav,(without the struct)
data/1722.wav,I'm hoping there's a straightforward and idiomatic Go way to build a library that has something like the client interface I've described.
data/1723.wav,"As DOCX files are primarly a ZIP file with various XML files inside them, I rather need a DOM XML parser."
data/1724.wav,I don't know how to do this.
data/1725.wav,"Exceptions make sense in code were it's okay to drop the current task on the floor, and where common case code has more importance than error handling."
data/1726.wav,What is the idiomatic way to cast multiple return values in Go?
data/1727.wav,"test3() will not allocate any new memory, but I wish to avoid clutter outside the function."
data/1728.wav,Is possible to create a generic function using an interface?
data/1729.wav,From For statements with range clause:
data/1730.wav,"Because it is imported, all available (exported) fields in the struct begins with an upper case letter."
data/1731.wav,"After implementing the lexer, parser, and bytecode compiler, the speed went down a little bit, but not terribly so."
data/1732.wav,"But when I'm trying to run this code, it's using only one core and is not gaining any profit of parallel processing."
data/1733.wav,Being new to Go I was hoping I could do something like this (which I felt was fairly clean):
data/1734.wav,Which is a highly confusing and misleading diff output because only one line changed.
data/1735.wav,"I was able to call ""getinfo"" succesfully using the following (horrible) code:"
data/1736.wav,"This is a simplified version of what I'm working with, just to show the issue."
data/1737.wav,"here is a version of python code, and it just runs fine:"
data/1738.wav,Or can I just define two different functions with the same name and a different number of arguments?
data/1739.wav,What are the pros and cons of this approach?
data/1740.wav,Read the Go Programming Language Specification.
data/1741.wav,"That being said, are there any standard libraries (or relatively popular and supported 3rd party additions) in D?"
data/1742.wav,In the package folder I tried the following commands:
data/1743.wav,I would have thought the two were identical:
data/1744.wav,Is there a way in Go to work around this behaviour (without writing a filter to convert 0x0d0a back to 0x0a) ?
data/1745.wav,"We won't listen to a port to serve RPC requests on App Engine, I mean, we won't ""start a server"", so how it should work?"
data/1746.wav,What have I done wrong?
data/1747.wav,reflect.ValueOf(r).Field(i).SetInt( i64 )
data/1748.wav,"My original question was, this."
data/1749.wav,For example in Scala programming language I can type:
data/1750.wav,Does D have standard libs that will allow me to mark chunks of memory as executable?
data/1751.wav,You will have to know the IP address for your Google TV box since this doesn't use mDNS.
data/1752.wav,Can someone please explain to me the logic in the above.
data/1753.wav,How do I tell Goclipse where gcc is?
data/1754.wav,Lets say for a given query there are 100 items that need to be processed.
data/1755.wav,The idea is the function has a string passed to it and returns the first IPv4 IP address found.
data/1756.wav,It is still in an experimental phase and I am having trouble figuring out how stable it is.
data/1757.wav,Edit2: I saw you updated your post with an example.
data/1758.wav,a lot of Java programs have (subtle or not) memory leaks
data/1759.wav,Does anyone know how to write a function with side effects in the Go language?
data/1760.wav,Today I read about the defer statement in the Go language:
data/1761.wav,"But I get the error ""invalid recursive type Environment""."
data/1762.wav,I have a server app that maintains persistant socket connections with clients.
data/1763.wav,which doesn't work since size is not a constant.
data/1764.wav,Have you any experience with go and swig?
data/1765.wav,Is it possible to get around the problem in some easy way?
data/1766.wav,"For any given input, the Foo value is found either in domain A, or domain B (not in both)."
data/1767.wav,Let us say we want to implement following computation:
data/1768.wav,You can also use the Go gotest command to run benchmarks.
data/1769.wav,It appears that GAE has a tendency to randomly display a message like this in the logs:
data/1770.wav,"Goal: With one key press, compile, link, and execute the newly created binary."
data/1771.wav,"It launches two lightweight threads : one waits for the user to type some text, while the other implements a timeout."
data/1772.wav,but the following is unfortunately not allowed:
data/1773.wav,My language is bit informal as I don't have much theoretical background on these
data/1774.wav,"It doesn't do any text processing, but it shows how to execute a command and get the output with a single function call."
data/1775.wav,With 1000000 (1M instead of 100K): C: 3m35.458s Go: 3m36.259s
data/1776.wav,How do I authenticate my rpc connection?
data/1777.wav,"Maybe I'm not logging all the errors, but even if, what could cause the looping?"
data/1778.wav,How do I configure Go to use a proxy.
data/1779.wav,"If type T2 is based on type T1, other than sharing the same data fields, is there any relationship between T1 and T2?"
data/1780.wav,"I need to be run the updates fast enough to get a snappy UI, so when a user creates or votes for or against a proof or disproof, they can see the results reflected in UI immediately."
data/1781.wav,"What I've found is that it's possible, but complicated."
data/1782.wav,As you can see lots of useless conversions there.
data/1783.wav,How can I get this handle?
data/1784.wav,"The return parameters of the function are passed by value
  back to the calling function when the function returns."
data/1785.wav,"For example,  Print (value a, value b, value c) of routine 1 gives output like value a, value b, value g where value g is inserted by routine 2."
data/1786.wav,When are function parameters passed by value?
data/1787.wav,Or am I just living in a fantasy world?
data/1788.wav,Has anyone experienced that and found a fix?
data/1789.wav,"Replacing it by QuoRem gives 3 times faster performances, and perfect speedup."
data/1790.wav,"It could be created a command with a flag
to initialize those values before of be used by another programs, and
another flag to finish it (unset the global variables in the package)."
data/1791.wav,"If you do, a semicolon will be inserted before the brace, which could cause unwanted effects."
data/1792.wav,"I realize I could do something like this, but since this for an API and will be reused often."
data/1793.wav,I would prefer using pure (c)go code but I don't like the additional burden of maintaining complicated makefiles.
data/1794.wav,Are there any differences between a Go channel and a Java BlockingQueue?
data/1795.wav,"In November 2016, the Go and Go Mono fonts were released by type designers Charles Bigelow and Kris Holmes specifically for use by the Go project."
data/1796.wav,"How would one implement the
O(n^1.5) version of the algorithm?"
data/1797.wav,Why may it be useful to have a private type with exported fields?
data/1798.wav,"However, the error handling proposal was eventually abandoned."
data/1799.wav,Is there something like that in Go?
data/1800.wav,"I read the source for web.go, but I couldn't figure out where it was ending the response (web.go:268 is where my resource() is called)."
data/1801.wav,"So if the Go app essentially acts like apache, is there a premade Go server app that has the verboseness of apache?"
data/1802.wav,"There is no pointer arithmetic, except via the special unsafe.Pointer type in the standard library."
data/1803.wav,I will be creating a structure more or less of the form:
data/1804.wav,How do I get snippets for go to automatically work?
data/1805.wav,The language is just over a year old.
data/1806.wav,"What I would like is Mongo to dynamically set its own current time into that field when it inserts, just like MySQL's NOW() function would do."
data/1807.wav,Please let know any additional information required.
data/1808.wav,But I can't have it compiled.
data/1809.wav,The exact error message is: remote error: handshake failure.
data/1810.wav,"This error code may also display as ""ERROR_MUI_FILE_NOT_FOUND"" or as the value 0x3AFC."
data/1811.wav,What is the best way to do that in Go?
data/1812.wav,What the title said.
data/1813.wav,I have also ensured that the API key matches the one generated in Google API console.
data/1814.wav,"But this doesn't, saying undefined: f in the inner function."
data/1815.wav,"PgSql, MySql) was needed for me to adopt it and without that it was not feasible to adopt the language."
data/1816.wav,"If it is possible, what should I do?"
data/1817.wav,It compiles and installs fine.
data/1818.wav,but what is the syntax for a two dimension array?
data/1819.wav,"So I'm wondering if someone can explain the right way of using go get, version control, and package imports within the same project."
data/1820.wav,"to me, this seems the correct approach"
data/1821.wav,Is this the expected behavior?
data/1822.wav,How could this be done?
data/1823.wav,"So while trying to port the code to Go while learning the language at the same time, this is what I started with to test the basic idea:"
data/1824.wav,So has anyone used Google's Go?
data/1825.wav,"However, if instead of AppendChildren() I use something like the following:"
data/1826.wav,"B) Looks like Inheritance but can imho be seen as embedded, according to how the compiler works."
data/1827.wav,or am I not understanding something?
data/1828.wav,"If you do, a
  semicolon will be inserted before the brace, which could cause
  unwanted effects."
data/1829.wav,"For example, in the below code, I want to know when the first print and second print statements are executed and what is the time difference between them."
data/1830.wav,I know I'm missing something completely obvious.
data/1831.wav,"this is what I've written so far, but it only executes a program with its args, I would like to send the whole line to bash and get the output, any idea how to do so ?"
data/1832.wav,Next is consistency.
data/1833.wav,"The C type, in turn, has the following functions:"
data/1834.wav,In other words: Will I benefit from using Go in app engine from a cost perspective?
data/1835.wav,"I plan to use new() with different types, get the allocated address and map it with the creation time."
data/1836.wav,I can only see Linux and OS X compilers.
data/1837.wav,You want to use cgo.
data/1838.wav,Passing arguments to ... parameters
data/1839.wav,The xml.CharData type is defined as:
data/1840.wav,"I'm sure it's related to the use of append on parent.children, but lack the understanding of how to resolve this correctly."
data/1841.wav,Is it safe to use the server from the HTTP package in production (as an application server) or is it recommended to use the FastCGI interface to connect to a more robust solution like Apache in terms of security?
data/1842.wav,Does the application act like apache?
data/1843.wav,I'm currently learning how to develop with Go (or golang) and I have a strange issue:
data/1844.wav,Can I write to the memcache from Go and read it from Java (on appengine)?
data/1845.wav,"When the server receives this header, they verify the information in it (so it can be used only for one session) and compute the resulting hash."
data/1846.wav,Please tell me what should be the type of the key field in the map so that I can store the address returned by new()?
data/1847.wav,Stop  execution of main and Routine 2 ?
data/1848.wav,(I've done this before with Python and xpyb.)
data/1849.wav,"I know this is subjective, but I'm kind of looking for some battle stories here."
data/1850.wav,"But when trying to use that package from a Go program, I get the the error ""unexpected R_X86_64_64 relocation for dynamic symbol"" when linking."
data/1851.wav,"Possible Duplicate:
Mixing python with a faster language for optimization in GAE"
data/1852.wav,"I'm pretty confused, however it will run without error if I comment out"
data/1853.wav,"The package rand can be used to generate pseudo random numbers, which are generated based on a specific initial value (called ""seed"")."
data/1854.wav,I can't concatenate them...
data/1855.wav,Should I be disappointed with Go or rather with myself?
data/1856.wav,When I compile this I get the error:
data/1857.wav,I like having a little visual separation of the type names from the variables in Go.
data/1858.wav,Ubuntu has access to all my 4 cores.
data/1859.wav,And is it possible to get a slice of such a byte vector?
data/1860.wav,I have written the function in go using recursion to scan all the files and directories rooted at that particular folder.
data/1861.wav,"The value ""2"" sent to c1 arrives to the first goroutie, which sends it to c2, but the second
goroutine never receives."
data/1862.wav,"Since a method call is not a concurrent go statement, it will execute immediately, before executing the next statement."
data/1863.wav,"At this point, I'm not really sure how to proceed."
data/1864.wav,I'm looking for something like PHP's print_r or python's dict.
data/1865.wav,How should I approach this?
data/1866.wav,Can anyone suggest some solution to this problem ?
data/1867.wav,I have this sample code where I'm defining an array but it doesn't compile:
data/1868.wav,How can I write generic functions for the same?
data/1869.wav,"In Go, arguments are passed by value."
data/1870.wav,nextT is always nil but the return value of next() isn't.
data/1871.wav,"If the
  interface value holds a struct, copying the interface value makes a
  copy of the struct."
data/1872.wav,"When writing a websocket server in GO (in my case using the JSON codec), is it safe to have two different Go routines for handling sending and receiving of data on the same connection?"
data/1873.wav,"And of course if you're replacing for the purpose of encoding, such as URL encoding, then it might be better to use a function specifically for that purpose, such as url.QueryEscape"
data/1874.wav,"Has anyone written build scripts for scons, waf etc..."
data/1875.wav,So it makes sense to refuse exceptions.
data/1876.wav,Just pass the status code as an argument and you're done :)
data/1877.wav,I got a strange error and can't find out whats going wrong.
data/1878.wav,The solution I currently have is the following: I create a channel which receives the SIGINT signal.
data/1879.wav,Am I the only one who needs them?
data/1880.wav,When I try to use it on the hello.go file (as a file or a a project) all I get is
data/1881.wav,Sorry about that... will be more careful in the future!
data/1882.wav,Anybody successfully ran this kind of test and can share a solution?
data/1883.wav,I am running Snow Leopard (10.6.7) build 10J869.
data/1884.wav,This assumes that you do not perform any reads from the connection until the image is decoded.
data/1885.wav,Is it possible to dynamically load foreign C library (dll) and call its functions in Go?
data/1886.wav,Is there a shorter way to remove an element from a vector?
data/1887.wav,I'm developing a relatively simple PhoneGap application (iOS) that needs to make cross origin websocket requests to a Go server.
data/1888.wav,"Again, for now this is 2D so no matrices and so z is always 1."
data/1889.wav,I can not find a mod_go for deploying Go web applications.
data/1890.wav,Sorry for the multipart question.
data/1891.wav,Is it possible it's a wordMap instance not being destructed after every iteration when I use the value directly?
data/1892.wav,The idea is to load a complete model of the db into memory at app start.
data/1893.wav,"I have the following function that is giving me ""variable declared and not used"" errors:"
data/1894.wav,Then I try to compile it using:
data/1895.wav,I would like to add a value to a slice only if it does not exist in the slice.
data/1896.wav,but that does not seem very efficient.
data/1897.wav,"I seem to have missed an installation step, but for the life of me, I can't figure the sane and right thing to do."
data/1898.wav,"If anyone has any insights, I would greatly appreciate it."
data/1899.wav,"So these simple requirements gives me hope that I can start
using this wonderful language."
data/1900.wav,I want to further develop the server to support distributed instances.
data/1901.wav,where main.go imports both subpackage1 and subpackage2.
data/1902.wav,I'm having trouble tracking down the Windows syscalls (I don't know of a way to get a Windows man page...).
data/1903.wav,It has pointer arithmetic and a clear outline of the ABI needed to call in and out of D. I've heard lots of good things about it.
data/1904.wav,I've looked through the documentation and haven't seen a good example to achieve this.
data/1905.wav,"I've been looking on golang.org for a Windows compiler, but I can't seem to find it."
data/1906.wav,Is there any tutorial for it?
data/1907.wav,It affects how you should treat the var.
data/1908.wav,"Obviously, one could add a value to the top of each stack frame that described how many of the next values are pointers, but wouldn't that cost a lot of performance?"
data/1909.wav,"It also has garbage collection which is nice for compiler writing, but I still have a few things I'm not sure about:"
data/1910.wav,"However, when I try to retrieve many of them using a Query, it fails:"
data/1911.wav,I expect 8l to link successfully with no errors.
data/1912.wav,"I wanted CurrentTick to run a function, and even if the calling function quits, not start the next tick until all functions run by CurrentTick quit."
data/1913.wav,"When I try filtering by other properties, including those hard coded into the filter and those passed through the URL, the query runs properly and populates t with the proper properties."
data/1914.wav,The following is the working code:
data/1915.wav,"What are the situations where I would want to return a pointer, and where I would not want to?"
data/1916.wav,"Google's new language ""Go"" says on its website:"
data/1917.wav,"I know java, python, go, ruby and scala, but will learn any language if it suits my needs."
data/1918.wav,Later on in the code they even try check if the poor interface is nil:
data/1919.wav,Go was awarded TIOBE programming language of the year 2016.
data/1920.wav,What i want is to call an initializer and have that scatterMines func executed automatically.
data/1921.wav,I don't think it is this complicated but I decided to leave all the different documentation I skimmed.
data/1922.wav,I have written some go code in FP style to generate primes:
data/1923.wav,"So, is the working example below bad practice?"
data/1924.wav,I was wondering how do I get value of mappings out of this using Reflection in Go.
data/1925.wav,I have only gotten so far:
data/1926.wav,you see I have wrote such ugly code
data/1927.wav,"Is there a way to declare an argument as ""optional"" in the Go programming language?"
data/1928.wav,Then that function is used to do a matching:
data/1929.wav,"and look for a key, but is there a more efficient way of testing for a key's existence in a map?"
data/1930.wav,I wanted to write little server program that accepts connections and writes something to the client.
data/1931.wav,But I feel there is a better way as Recv should return a EINTR when interrupted (which it doesn't as far as I can tell).
data/1932.wav,I am new to the Go programming language and I have an assignment to create and interpreter but I am running into the following problem:
data/1933.wav,And it would be great not to write score() twice (since it's the same logic) or copy the whole map over.
data/1934.wav,Unfortunately that is also the name of a package in Go.
data/1935.wav,"When I pass a pointer to a slice to a function, I presumed we'd have some way to access it as follows:"
data/1936.wav,This is what phpMoAdmin shows me:
data/1937.wav,"When backend responds to the backend window on the hub, the hub prints the result back to the client."
data/1938.wav,Package log implements a simple logging package.
data/1939.wav,How do I go about compiling from here to an exe?
data/1940.wav,"The error response is ""permission denied"""
data/1941.wav,"LockOSThread() works too, but that prevents any other goroutine from running in that thread as well."
data/1942.wav,My websocket server will receive and unmarshal JSON data.
data/1943.wav,The package structure is really handy in that aspect.
data/1944.wav,Then I would use the sort package in a manner similar to this:
data/1945.wav,"Sorry for the beginner question, but what exactly does this mean?"
data/1946.wav,"Initial version of Easy interface, not working yet."
data/1947.wav,Write them like this:
data/1948.wav,Here's a sample of the code it generates (from this).
data/1949.wav,as a big.Int so as to make it effective for larger values of x.
data/1950.wav,"I start dev_appserver.py and it begins serving the application, but when I go to localhost:8080 in my browser, I get:"
data/1951.wav,Thats not very elegant.
data/1952.wav,I'm unable to find anything about this matter in the official documentation about functions.
data/1953.wav,"Oauth2 autentification library
Works well on the localhost but crashes when is uploaded to the Google App Engine"
data/1954.wav,Or: can I call a function passing an list of arguments in Go?
data/1955.wav,"Today I let it run over the entire input set, approximately 6800 images."
data/1956.wav,But all I have is an error interface.
data/1957.wav,I'm trying to get some feedback on the recommendations for a service 'roster' in my specific application.
data/1958.wav,"make(Num, 2) does not seem to work."
data/1959.wav,Go is meant to be a simple language and there is about 25keywords.
data/1960.wav,"The tags are made visible through a reflection
  interface but are otherwise ignored."
data/1961.wav,Any help would be appreaciated.
data/1962.wav,Is there already a simplier way?
data/1963.wav,I'm trying to parse some log files as they're being written in Go but I'm not sure how I would accomplish this without rereading the file again and again while checking for changes.
data/1964.wav,Has anyone tried this or seen it discussed before?
data/1965.wav,"Unfortunately, I don't really see what the answer is getting at."
data/1966.wav,Currently I'm developing a GAE application in golang that would allow the users to log into the service using OpenID from Google.
data/1967.wav,"So the question is, if I want to ""do"" bitfields in go, what is the best practice for doing so?"
data/1968.wav,From the Go documentation on method declarations:
data/1969.wav,"You should never put the opening brace of a control
  structure (if, for, switch, or select) on the next line."
data/1970.wav,"(Slices and maps are reference types, so their story is a little more subtle, but for instance to change the length of a slice in a method the receiver must still be a pointer.)"
data/1971.wav,"A root statement can have many proofs and disproofs, each of which may also have proofs and disproofs."
data/1972.wav,"Besides, changing path as a argument name in DoIt, how do I get this code to compile?"
data/1973.wav,Is there some sort of quote escaping going on or something to cause it to interpret the string wrong?
data/1974.wav,then some secret magic happens and go get builds the following output file:
data/1975.wav,I saw the Rosetta Code version:
data/1976.wav,"I timed the program with 1, 2, 4, and 8 processes, running on a 8 (real, not HT) cores computer, using the system timecommand."
data/1977.wav,I try to create a script looking inside an HTML file in order to get all the sources of each  tags.
data/1978.wav,"I think it's a problem either with Go itself (unlikely), a problem with the Go TLS package not knowing how to read the Google TV's certificate (I know it was a problem a year ago), or a problem with my code (typically would be most likely, but I'm just not seeing it)."
data/1979.wav,"UPDATE Since the question was originally asked, Clojure now has core.async which provides all this functionality and more."
data/1980.wav,"Under Linux, the binding it works flawlessly."
data/1981.wav,"I am new to go, and I have found myself writing a few for loops which look like this:"
data/1982.wav,How does one delete data from a map in Go?
data/1983.wav,I installed go and tried the first part on How to write go code
data/1984.wav,The implementation is really straightforward.
data/1985.wav,"If the last token before a newline is an identifier
  (which includes words like int and float64), a basic literal such as a
  number or string constant, or one of the tokens"
data/1986.wav,My HTML5 syntax set is from Rodrigo's HTML5 omnicomplete function and syntax vimball file.
data/1987.wav,Now I want to find a Participant with a particular Email address associated with a know Coinflip.
data/1988.wav,I've used the GAE Go version.
data/1989.wav,"The first thing I thought is that every time we have a fresh new stack, we get a stack variable's address, and with that we have roughly the starting stack address."
data/1990.wav,I'd like to pass a slice as arguments to fmt.Sprintf.
data/1991.wav,"My test dll is very simple, a single function that returns 1 every time it is called and the go code to use this function is similarly simple."
data/1992.wav,What is the upper limit on the number of concurrent HTTP connections that a very simple server implemented in Go can handle?
data/1993.wav,"However each time I make a request I receive the error ""permission denied""."
data/1994.wav,The ability to read (and write) a text file into and out of a string array is I believe a fairly common requirement.
data/1995.wav,Apologies if this is a silly question.
data/1996.wav,"Functionality aside, I am pulling my hair out trying to figure out the regexp package."
data/1997.wav,"UPD: Now GAE uses the same Go version (r60), as the stable standalone compiler, so the abstraction level is really simple now."
data/1998.wav,The README file has the easy code to check it out.
data/1999.wav,Do you have any references about this?
data/2000.wav,When is it necessary to flush a file?
data/2001.wav,Go is still experimental and still a little rough around the edges.
data/2002.wav,"Obviously, I don't want to use the flags package, since I'm trying to replace it."
data/2003.wav,My compiled Go code does not end with an extension on Linux.
data/2004.wav,(the code listed above doesn't compile and is incomplete).
data/2005.wav,Changing the mode whenever encounter a new data type?
data/2006.wav,"In python, this would be the variable:"
data/2007.wav,"As you can see from the Go Roadmap, Go doesn't provide full i18n support yet."
data/2008.wav,"I've been playing around with Node.js as well as Tornado, but I've come to the conclusion that I'd prefer static typing for this project after all."
data/2009.wav,Is there a way to ensure that a goroutine will run only in a specific OS thread?
data/2010.wav,"I realize that I am also talking about message delivery, but it goes hand in hand with the solution I go with."
data/2011.wav,I have a problem building a fairly simple local CGO project.
data/2012.wav,"these are wrong:  c1 and c2 need to be ""a"", not ""abc"""
data/2013.wav,"All libraries build successfully, and tests fail (because it's trying to run ARM test binaries on my amd64 system)."
data/2014.wav,This is what I have tried so far:
data/2015.wav,"At least, that's what I'd expect Google's Go team hopes it will become."
data/2016.wav,How many goroutines can I use painless?
data/2017.wav,"My project is a single package mypack, so I guess I put all the .go files in a mypack directory."
data/2018.wav,I found an interesting blog post about Go.
data/2019.wav,"I like things about the other platforms mentioned, but D is much more generalized."
data/2020.wav,"Why is the map printing out of order, and how do I get it in to order?"
data/2021.wav,There is little information on how to schedule a Task Queue to a Backend in Google App Engine in Go.
data/2022.wav,"So, my question: What do you use to experiment with Go?"
data/2023.wav,"I'm currently working through the Tour of Go, and I thought that goroutines have been used similarly to Python generators, particularly with Question 66."
data/2024.wav,The image is stored correctly i.e.
data/2025.wav,"You have heard about D, starting to be quite mature, and Go, promising to be quite popular."
data/2026.wav,"This one has come up a couple times for Go here, but I think my experience is unique."
data/2027.wav,"The go faq says ""The cgo program provides the mechanism for a “foreign function interfaceâ€?to allow safe calling of C libraries from Go code."
data/2028.wav,It works when the commands in file have no arguments.
data/2029.wav,So I feel like I'm still suffering design issues as a result of to some extent still thinking in Ruby or Java rather than in Go.
data/2030.wav,"Everything should be in place, right?"
data/2031.wav,"There may well be a reason why this shouldn't be done, but I don't think history should be one reason."
data/2032.wav,"According to the Go FAQ, you can call into C libraries using a ""foreign function interface"":"
data/2033.wav,Go doesn't provide assertions.
data/2034.wav,"I want to figure out why, as they essentially both use the same cgo features and techniques."
data/2035.wav,"But I got stumped, how was I supposed to keep track of operations in the current thread?"
data/2036.wav,"When you do the hg update step though, note that since the exp tree is not tagged go1, that hg update release won't get it for you."
data/2037.wav,Though most of the code follows the convention of calling the function using pointer field.
data/2038.wav,I want to let MongoDB dynamically assign a value to one of the fields of the document I'm inserting.
data/2039.wav,"Instead hg update weekly will get it, and is probably what you want."
data/2040.wav,"How can I improve upon an existing handler (say, websocket.Draft75Handler for instance) by giving it an additional argument (and tell it what to do with the argument)?"
data/2041.wav,"I tried various network configurations, but couldn't get anything going."
data/2042.wav,"Alternatively, is there a way to set the upper bound on the random numbers this generates?"
data/2043.wav,"With arguments, it only reads EOF."
data/2044.wav,"Is there a more efficient way to build the map directly using query.GetAll(), since creating an array, a map and loop over the array to build the map doesn't seem wise?"
data/2045.wav,"What is the difference between Go's multithreading approach and other approaches, such as pthread, boost::thread or Java Threads?"
data/2046.wav,"But for go lang, I guess no available similar library was made yet?"
data/2047.wav,Use the strconv package's Itoa function.
data/2048.wav,I will of course add code if it turns out to seem useful.
data/2049.wav,Sample string I would like to parse
data/2050.wav,Anyone got any ideas how to improve on this?
data/2051.wav,Let's say kon is type net.Conn and you read into buffer buf.
data/2052.wav,How do you get one of those types?
data/2053.wav,It follows algorithms mentioned in TAOCP:
data/2054.wav,I've been trying to create a simple event loop wrapper in Go.
data/2055.wav,"I'm learning go, and I would like to explore some patterns."
data/2056.wav,"Methods may return multiple values, and returning a result, err pair is the conventional way a method indicates an error to its caller in Go."
data/2057.wav,I want to serialize a floating point in such a way that sign info is not lost.
data/2058.wav,How should this be done?
data/2059.wav,Is this a problem with the web.go framework or am I doing something wrong?
data/2060.wav,"Making slices, maps and channels"
data/2061.wav,What does it have in it?
data/2062.wav,"Since Go uses an composition system instead of (multiple) inheritance, I'm just wondering about these 3 code snippets."
data/2063.wav,I'm reading in a list of numbers from a file separated by spaces.
data/2064.wav,I'm facing a problem where a static file is showing up correctly on the local machine via dev_appserver.py but once uploaded to the server it doesn't show and gives me a 404 error.
data/2065.wav,So the actual package directories are found inside the repository.
data/2066.wav,"structs, interfaces etc."
data/2067.wav,I want to write three concurrent go routines that sends integers to each other.
data/2068.wav,I haven't find a code example on vector.
data/2069.wav,What is the correct way to schedule a Backend call in GAE Go?
data/2070.wav,Is it possible to create a Shared Library (.so) using Go?
data/2071.wav,But I don't understand why I'm getting the error message in the first place.
data/2072.wav,How can I get my own program's name at runtime?
data/2073.wav,I'm currently writing a Web application backend in Go.
data/2074.wav,You can use runtime.SetFinalizer.
data/2075.wav,In my application I will frequently pass references to a static string.
data/2076.wav,What is the purpose of the project?
data/2077.wav,It is contained in this single file:
data/2078.wav,I get the following output from this function:
data/2079.wav,I'm getting an error:
data/2080.wav,Just to be clear:  I'm not using channels on purpose for this toy example.
data/2081.wav,Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
data/2082.wav,Is it possible by using some go inbuilt functions to implement critical section ?
data/2083.wav,or am I using a wrong version of compiler?
data/2084.wav,"Still, I'd like to know how to do this correctly with an array."
data/2085.wav,Am I doing something wrong?
data/2086.wav,My initial plan is to read them into a map and lookup values (Hash and LastModified) using the key (Path).
data/2087.wav,What I'd like to do is something like this:
data/2088.wav,"In Java this is not a problem, only in Go."
data/2089.wav,I checked the javascript console and there are no errors as such.
data/2090.wav,"I never do it because I call File.Close and I think that it is flushed automatically, isn't it?"
data/2091.wav,Could anyone help me to improve this sample code to zero bug?
data/2092.wav,"As an example to clarify my question, in Google Go 1.0, the following interface is defined in the ""io"" package:"
data/2093.wav,Given a block of xml similar to the following:
data/2094.wav,I want to know how to decode the JSON string with type convert.
data/2095.wav,"The tab ""Logs"" under Main seems to only display information about what URLs were called, but without any debug information that would be displayed by the application."
data/2096.wav,This answer uses it to read the entire file into memory.
data/2097.wav,I noticed that garbage collection is not yet implemented in gccgo.
data/2098.wav,My source files tree is like this:
data/2099.wav,A snipped of my makefile:
data/2100.wav,"Besides, I've tried pulling a newer version, and the problem persists."
data/2101.wav,"How would I go about doing this (how can I insert tokens in the stream, how can I see the last token that was matched to see if it is a good idea, etc etc etc)?"
data/2102.wav,is there is simpler way to write the following two lines?
data/2103.wav,"In order to determine whether a given type implements an interface using the reflect package, you need to pass a reflect.Type to reflect.Type.Implements()."
data/2104.wav,Please let me know if this is not go idiom.
data/2105.wav,Go installed and passed its tests.
data/2106.wav,The key is the address returned by the call to new().
data/2107.wav,I know I can iterate over a map m with
data/2108.wav,This code works in Go (pre v1) but doesn't work in Go1.
data/2109.wav,Any idea why that'd happen ?
data/2110.wav,Does anyone know if and how I can setup appengine to proccess TCP requests?
data/2111.wav,I need the outer myproj directory to bound the git repository and I need the inner one to be the package directory.
data/2112.wav,"However, each Category has a few of its own elements that I need to be able to access (Title for instance)."
data/2113.wav,"then, to write to the file, i am using something similar to the following, although i have not included it because i have not yet gotten ""sort"" to work:"
data/2114.wav,"Update:
The protected function should be compatible with the original:"
data/2115.wav,With it I get the expected result
data/2116.wav,"My environment is an fresh win7 virtualbox install with cygwin, go1, sqlite3."
data/2117.wav,I'd like to use docs generated by godoc to be served statically (on App Engine) for a project I created.
data/2118.wav,What do you see instead?
data/2119.wav,"In Go, string is a primitive type, so I cannot pass nil (null) to a parameter that requires a string."
data/2120.wav,".. or something roughly like that (for more formality, take a look at this)"
data/2121.wav,A snippet would be very useful
data/2122.wav,Is there a way to print the pointer (or internal id if pointer value is changed by gc) of an object?
data/2123.wav,What steps do I need to take to configure CMake so it would work with the go programming language?
data/2124.wav,I would want to use a way more simple like:
data/2125.wav,I will also need the generated code to be able to call back into host functions.
data/2126.wav,Here's some code for what I'm trying to accomplish (and also very wrong):
data/2127.wav,"To get the error earlier at compile time, I'd have to write a MallardToDuckAdapter which is exactly what I'm trying to avoid."
data/2128.wav,I started wondering about this after I saw that a map with string keys apparently do have a certain iteration order.
data/2129.wav,What is your opinion about this?
data/2130.wav,"Which is the closest thing I could find that provides any details, but that doesn't seem to be following the symlinks."
data/2131.wav,Mind it's surely possible but you don't want to do it.
data/2132.wav,Where do you find such a thing ?
data/2133.wav,"Edit: Weekly releases were discontinued after Go 1, so hg update weekly will access increasingly stale code."
data/2134.wav,I have a few questions about the Go programming language:
data/2135.wav,"Go implements FastCGI, as well as a native HTTP server in its standard library."
data/2136.wav,"Eventually however, performance will be critical, and a roadmap warranted."
data/2137.wav,I end up with SQL akin to the following if the user enters four values:
data/2138.wav,"Right now, I am able to essentially emulate cat, but I can't seem to be able to manipulate the contents of the elements in read_line."
data/2139.wav,But it failed because of some cert issues.
data/2140.wav,"For each entry it assigns iteration values to corresponding iteration
variables and then executes the block."
data/2141.wav,Package errors implements functions to manipulate errors.
data/2142.wav,"The primary implementation is in Ruby, and it is very much ""classical object orientation"" in its design (at least as I understand OO from an amateur programmer's perspective)."
data/2143.wav,"I have spent a bit of time attempting to do this, and I think I need a global array (not slice), and I want to pass it as a pointer, not by value."
data/2144.wav,"A method call x.m() is valid if the method set of (the type of) x contains m and the argument list can be assigned to the parameter list of m. If x is addressable and &x's method set contains m, x.m() is shorthand for (&x).m()."
data/2145.wav,"This would be possible if the thread isn't the main thread, but I have no idea how we would get this info on C."
data/2146.wav,However mapping a library like Qt to go will take you ages.
data/2147.wav,"A semicolon can also be omitted immediately before a closing brace, so
  a statement such as"
data/2148.wav,"The specified socket parameter refers to a file, not a socket."
data/2149.wav,"Here's a way to combine that example with yours,"
data/2150.wav,"What I actually mean is, consider following code,"
data/2151.wav,However I can print x:
data/2152.wav,I just saw a presentation of the Go programming language and thought I'd try to write a few lines.
data/2153.wav,Is there a way to see an object id that is persistent?
data/2154.wav,Is it desirable behaviour?
data/2155.wav,How is all this implemented?
data/2156.wav,"In short, I'm trying to create a PAM module written entirely in Go."
data/2157.wav,"The go compiler complains that the ""function ends without a return statement"" even though every possible path through the switch statement returns a value."
data/2158.wav,"Now the screen shows a ""Get Json Data"" button."
data/2159.wav,"Instead of store small and large number with the same number of bytes,
I'm implements a variable bytes that uses less bytes with small number 
and more bytes with large number."
data/2160.wav,"In the 11 months since our release, there has been minimal confusion of the two languages."""
data/2161.wav,May anyone give me any pointers if I am completely out of my mind?
data/2162.wav,"If it doesn't have one (yet), I'll do something else and check back again later."
data/2163.wav,"I'm working with twitter's api, trying to get the json data from"
data/2164.wav,I couldn’t find anything on that topic.
data/2165.wav,"As part of your build process, you could set a version string variable using this."
data/2166.wav,Here is what the struct looks like
data/2167.wav,With an old version of go I could configure the build command in geany as
data/2168.wav,Know what types are mutable or immutable would be very helpful.
data/2169.wav,"all points and places are already in the datastore, the question is just whether to store the id or the entire key)."
data/2170.wav,I'm porting a C library to Go.
data/2171.wav,"However, it's also extremely inefficient, and IIRC, equivalent to the
O(n^2) operation of testing the divisibility of the number m by
dividing it by every number less than m. I figure that I could instead
modify it to use the O(n^1.5) operation of checking the divisibility
of m by dividing it by every number less than or equal to the sqrt(m)."
data/2172.wav,"In the Go Language Specification, it mentions a brief overview of tags:"
data/2173.wav,Is there a solution?
data/2174.wav,I found this code is very unstable contains with three problems:
data/2175.wav,it looks for myfile.txt in $PWD (which looks normal).
data/2176.wav,"As an example, they show a String method for a newly defined ByteSize type:"
data/2177.wav,Is there a good rule of thumb?
data/2178.wav,But I wish to have lower case key names:
data/2179.wav,"loop through the points to build an array of keys, and fetch them)."
data/2180.wav,"This is my code so far and imho this should work, but actually it isn't working, does anybody know how to fix this?"
data/2181.wav,This is not the case with the PhoneGapplication running on the iOS Simulator.
data/2182.wav,The base type must not be a pointer or interface type and must be declared in the same package as the method.
data/2183.wav,"But when I create under the pkg folder an new folder clock and at the
file ampm.go I get the following Error in the first line:"
data/2184.wav,I need to know how to detect when a file changes using Go.
data/2185.wav,"Something in Go language would be ideal, but really anything appengine supports."
data/2186.wav,Is it a problem of my code or golang compiler?
data/2187.wav,Is there a way to get a list of all the keys in a Go language map?
data/2188.wav,"the problem is i can't import cone.go in the main.go, the compiler doesn't find it."
data/2189.wav,assign to a variable.
data/2190.wav,"I have found documentation on calling C functions from Go, but I haven't found much on how to go the other way."
data/2191.wav,"Now, a couple of noteworthy points..."
data/2192.wav,"Even if a feature ends up being suited for a Go 1.x release, it is still often tagged and referred to as Go2."
data/2193.wav,Is it comparable in speed to the standard png one ?
data/2194.wav,Presently my use generates the following error:
data/2195.wav,"""A slice can also be formed by ""slicing"" an existing slice or array."
data/2196.wav,"FWIW, other calls using this library work fine, so I have ruled out oauth problems, etc."
data/2197.wav,Any ideas on a best recommended way to maintain scalability?
data/2198.wav,but if I try doing something like:
data/2199.wav,I have a standalone version and now port it to GAE.
data/2200.wav,What other alternatives are ther?
data/2201.wav,(I'm specifically interested in Go here.
data/2202.wav,This suggestion is only because you asked for any languages.
data/2203.wav,"On Plan 9, the value is a list."
data/2204.wav,"Is there a need to somehow manage the memory, close the channels or something like that?"
data/2205.wav,"I'm certain that I'm using slices incorrectly as it works fine with a simple string instead, but I'm not sure how to fix it."
data/2206.wav,How should I organize this ?
data/2207.wav,I wrote a very simple program that factorizes a big semiprime number by division trials.
data/2208.wav,I think this should be done with a autocmd directive.
data/2209.wav,"But I think that it would be fair to use Go's built in multithreading capabilities and compare that version with the regular C version (without multithreading), just because it's almost too easy to do multithreading with Go."
data/2210.wav,I strongly suspect that I'm doing something wrong and that there are Go idioms that could make this better.
data/2211.wav,I am pretty sure that there is an misunderstanding on my side....
data/2212.wav,"If it does have one, I'll read it."
data/2213.wav,"But I have reached handling ""exceptions"" in this language."
data/2214.wav,"I would expect there to be a Context.End() or similar function, but it doesn't seem to have one."
data/2215.wav,This is what I've got (explanation continues after code):
data/2216.wav,"For programmers unaccustomed to pointers, the distinction between
  these two examples can be confusing, but the situation is actually
  very simple."
data/2217.wav,"If I understood it correctly, it seems that I need to do a CAS with a struct (both a pointer and a uint)."
data/2218.wav,"Most of such cases, our scheduler will try to spin up a new instance."
data/2219.wav,...I know this is a noob question so I hope you can help me...
data/2220.wav,"As an example, trying to get the type of an uninitialized error (interface) type does not work (it panics when you to call Kind() on it)"
data/2221.wav,I just don't know what to do after that.
data/2222.wav,However if I remove the newline it works:
data/2223.wav,"The scope of a declared identifier is the extent of source text in
  which the identifier denotes the specified constant, type, variable,
  function, or package."
data/2224.wav,This is the type I am using to construct the whole structure
data/2225.wav,"And in Java, I can do in this way:"
data/2226.wav,Conclusion: it seems memory allocation kills parallel performances in Go.
data/2227.wav,"And the result would be foobarbaz, but this obviously doesn't work."
data/2228.wav,Is it possible to include inline assembly in Go code?
data/2229.wav,That is to say that I am successfully able to store something like this into a struct:
data/2230.wav,"EDITED
Thanks for the replies."
data/2231.wav,The request does not return.
data/2232.wav,"I was thinking that since it is a language from the maker of android, they should have some support for creating android Apps."
data/2233.wav,""", without specifying the types of variables used."
data/2234.wav,How to setup Go language in NetBeans IDE?.
data/2235.wav,I see it has ReadFrom and String methods.
data/2236.wav,"Statements can also be used in multiple graphs, and graphs can be analyzed under a ""given context"" or assumption."
data/2237.wav,What's the best way to get profiling information about my go program?
data/2238.wav,"I'm interested in reassigning factory functions for testing reasons within Go, to mitigate the risk of using a factory function within a given package when wanting to mock one of its types."
data/2239.wav,At least I think that's what I need to do.
data/2240.wav,But if I try to install bson first:
data/2241.wav,"I have named the fields the same in the struct, with different flags to the json encoder:"
data/2242.wav,I have come up with an idea for an audio project and it looks like Go is a useful language for implementing it.
data/2243.wav,Is there a builtin way to cast bools to integers or vice versa?
data/2244.wav,"With Python a similar thing could be achieved with the inspect module, or even with __main__.__file__ and a look at the file system."
data/2245.wav,What is the best way to solve the ambiguity of token in the above code?
data/2246.wav,After the Error logs the handler is invoked again.
data/2247.wav,"Here, I am considering the possibility of Go as a backend."
data/2248.wav,Any help on what I could be doing wrong?
data/2249.wav,The Go Programming Language Specification says:
data/2250.wav,i have a questions about this code
data/2251.wav,Suppose further that each thread only wants to do one send.
data/2252.wav,In day 2 of the go tutorial there is this exercise:
data/2253.wav,I assume it is routine 3.
data/2254.wav,Are there any other (statically typed) languages that would allow this?
data/2255.wav,"I created an Element struct that has a parent and children, created a helper func called SubElement, and a String method that iterates through all children for print:"
data/2256.wav,"No my question is, how do I refer to that compiled code from the maze directory:"
data/2257.wav,"I saw that using Pipe as the out or err could help elsewhere, but no example of how to do so."
data/2258.wav,Please give me the correct command so that I can use the tags file with vim.
data/2259.wav,Which was answered by peterSO correctly.
data/2260.wav,How to get a concurrent method?
data/2261.wav,I intends to implement data compression.
data/2262.wav,"The article explains that interfaces in Go essentially take the place of classes, and shows how to set them up pretty well."
data/2263.wav,"However for a set of types deriving from Node, their String implementations would be a wrapper around a Print interface method they must provide."
data/2264.wav,"I've seen some libraries around, but it is difficult to determine the different states of completeness and current maintenance."
data/2265.wav,In one of the example servers given at golang.org:
data/2266.wav,Does apache need to be run next to this app?
data/2267.wav,Is there some way that I can nudge gotest into compiling foobar.go with the needed flags?
data/2268.wav,I will need to make a chef recipe for the install.
data/2269.wav,I'm writing code that allows data access from a database.
data/2270.wav,There are two requirements that I have:
data/2271.wav,"I understand why pushing or updating could be an issue, but is pulling an issue?"
data/2272.wav,1.which one is better?
data/2273.wav,"This method Encodes a String into a sequence of bytes using the given charset, storing the result into a new byte array."
data/2274.wav,Or another way to get the functionality I need?
data/2275.wav,"The Go language datastore reference states that ""the actual types passed do not have to match between Get and Put calls or even across different App Engine requests"", since entities are actually just a series of properties, and can therefore be stored in an appropriate container type that can support them."
data/2276.wav,"I'd like to have a String() method that does the right thing, but"
data/2277.wav,"After looking at the prime number sieve code, and seeing how the
concurrent structure works, I found it to be extremely elegant."
data/2278.wav,Is deferred func called when deadlock happens?
data/2279.wav,In Go how do I make a call with convention stdcall or make a call with convention stdcall in cgo?
data/2280.wav,And seems I can't use response.Body to send data to server.
data/2281.wav,"at this point i have a byte like 0x81, and i have to execute the right function."
data/2282.wav,From The Go Programming Language Specification:
data/2283.wav,"I am trying to keep the amount of code in this post to a limit but if you need more, or have other questions please let me know."
data/2284.wav,"For instance, with just a bit of reformatting, the example web server should be able to fit (not counting the data)."
data/2285.wav,This is what it's supposed to print:
data/2286.wav,The Go talk 2009 pdf has a comment to explain why they came up with the go language :
data/2287.wav,"Can you point at existing projects doing so, or explain why there are none?"
data/2288.wav,"For example, I've written the following code"
data/2289.wav,"Naturally, my code would sit under source control, say Git."
data/2290.wav,Note that I only made 1'000 requests this time and it still took almost 6 times as much time.
data/2291.wav,and then I parse the JSON into a variable of type Trending.
data/2292.wav,What could be causing this issue?
data/2293.wav,is it possible to print back quotes in Go using back quotes : something like this:
data/2294.wav,"Here's code for the server, with redundancy abridged:"
data/2295.wav,"I've also found libguess, and it seems is widely used in Linux, but I can't make it work in Windows."
data/2296.wav,"Note that only uniqueness is important, I don't care about ordering."
data/2297.wav,"SO, I need your help."
data/2298.wav,"I'm looking for a go language capability similar to the ""dictionary"" in python to facilitate the conversion of some python code."
data/2299.wav,"Explanation to the code: uncomment the Println function to get the code to compile, I know that Println(out io.ReadCloser) is not a meaningful function."
data/2300.wav,When registering handlers in Go (language) is there any way to specify wildcards in the pattern?
data/2301.wav,I'm looking for some equivalent implementation to C
data/2302.wav,"I am able to load them individually, and the datastore.PropertyList comes out with each field as its own datastore.Property."
data/2303.wav,As I know convert to string may occur performance issue.
data/2304.wav,How do I get the terminal size in Go.
data/2305.wav,"But in Go, I seem to be bumping into erros like ""too many colons in address"", or ""no such host""."
data/2306.wav,Are people doing this?
data/2307.wav,I've submitted the shortcomings to the Go issue tracker:
data/2308.wav,"From the perspective of golang, I guess not having exception handling keeps the compiling process simple and safe."
data/2309.wav,Is it possible to implement an ICMP ping in Go?
data/2310.wav,I prepared system for support language.
data/2311.wav,Or a more efficient way to get the datastore Key (Encoded) associated with each entity?
data/2312.wav,And formatting inside println is not required because I give example just to clarify my code.
data/2313.wav,Is there a foreach construct in the Go language?
data/2314.wav,"When this happens in real code, how can I debug it?"
data/2315.wav,This feels wrong to me.
data/2316.wav,Perhaps JDBC or ODBC would be a good start.
data/2317.wav,"I'm trying to figure out what the best way to determine the ""proximity"" (i.e., network latency) between two EC2 instances programmatically from Go."
data/2318.wav,maybe not 'latest' version but not ancient).
data/2319.wav,Google's Go language was designed with Python syntax in mind though its got a hell of a lot of C in its genes too.
data/2320.wav,I'm defining a type.
data/2321.wav,So how do those two compare?
data/2322.wav,"Alternative 2
Solution: Make a copy of the data (assuming the data in itself doesn't contain pointers)
Drawbacks: Memory allocation every time a cache Get is performed, more garbage collection."
data/2323.wav,If I look at an example package from Google I see the following format:
data/2324.wav,How can I solve this ?
data/2325.wav,But their values are both blank.
data/2326.wav,"With channels this should be quite easy, but I've run into a heisenbug."
data/2327.wav,This is the documentation and source code for the standard Go packages.
data/2328.wav,"Go is another language good at concurrency, while it's more like C."
data/2329.wav,I've tried the below:
data/2330.wav,"I don't want to pass the entire post in with HTML(p.Body), as it represents third party data from potentially untrustworthy sources."
data/2331.wav,"1) Is this a language issue, a fmt.Println implementation issue, or
   something else?"
data/2332.wav,"The syscall.Mmap() call takes a length argument of type int, which is only good for 2GB."
data/2333.wav,(like casting a float to int in C)
data/2334.wav,I do this using this code snippet:
data/2335.wav,The FAQ for the new Go language explicitly makes this claim:
data/2336.wav,"EggSamplePage can add some menus and footers that are common across all Egg Sample pages, for example."
data/2337.wav,"There seems to be a few commands to fork processes in the exec and os packages, but they require file arguments for stdout, etc."
data/2338.wav,"UPD: Turns out, it is a question about error handling in Go"
data/2339.wav,"Coming from the Java world, there are libraries to do the job, for example jsoup , htmlparser, etc."
data/2340.wav,"If a ""range"" action initializes a variable, the variable is set to the successive elements of the iteration."
data/2341.wav,Push doesn't modify the argument in any way.
data/2342.wav,I want to pass data around between multiple threads.
data/2343.wav,"This works, but it seems verbose."
data/2344.wav,"However, besides the Go tutorial and Effective
Go which already assume prior knowledge of concurrent programming, I
really don't know where to begin learning concurrent programming
skills well enough so that I can effectively use Go's support for
them."
data/2345.wav,"I didn't find a BitSet package in Go, so I tried to implement it."
data/2346.wav,Where I can find some simple 2D drawing examples?
data/2347.wav,So that I'd have a factory that could be used like so:
data/2348.wav,Package math provides basic constants and mathematical functions.
data/2349.wav,"This is my first time using SciTE, so if there is another way to achieve my goal that is fine as well."
data/2350.wav,I wish there is an efficient way to print out my format.
data/2351.wav,On Linux I do the following:
data/2352.wav,"I don't give you an explicit example of how to write the lines back to the file, but that's basically an os.Create() followed by a loop similar to that one in the example (see main())."
data/2353.wav,"But without generics support, I am not sure how I can use this approach for any set of library functions."
data/2354.wav,"Package expvar provides a standardized interface to public variables, such as operation counters in servers."
data/2355.wav,So here's what I'm working with:
data/2356.wav,"I've seen examples of code replacing the underlying Go slice with the C array data, but I believe in those cases, the Go GC won't collect them."
data/2357.wav,"Otherwise, Wim Coenen's answer should simply work for you."
data/2358.wav,This does work as I need it to:
data/2359.wav,"What am I doing wrong, and how should I go about appending two byte arrays?"
data/2360.wav,"As a silly basic threading exercise, I've been trying to implement the sleeping barber problem in golang."
data/2361.wav,"so what am I doing wrong, and sorry for my english is not good
thank you for your help"
data/2362.wav,Go uses the Exit function for that.
data/2363.wav,from here I would like an interface that contains the methods toType and toRaw
data/2364.wav,"And making a client and server doing simple things with it (egx, chatting.)"
data/2365.wav,Everything worked fine until I tried to use an interface in this situation.
data/2366.wav,Wherein the first channel to unblock executes the corresponding block.
data/2367.wav,But on GAE calling the function seems to be causing an error.
data/2368.wav,"How can this be, bearing in mind that Go compiler produces native code for execution?"
data/2369.wav,"If the goal is to get a broad overview of the package, experiment with a number of the functions and methods to learn their different capabilities."
data/2370.wav,"I have two threads of execution like,"
data/2371.wav,If I used time.Sleep it would be latent.
data/2372.wav,that the body is written to the channel after the header and the footer after the body)
data/2373.wav,Something like this:
data/2374.wav,"I think generics would solve this, but I know they're not immediately forthcoming."
data/2375.wav,"The latter did not seem to work, no data was stored at the new location."
data/2376.wav,Are there any others?
data/2377.wav,And subpackage2 imports subpackage1.
data/2378.wav,After creating a struct like this:
data/2379.wav,Or there is some intrinsic problem with the Go language?
data/2380.wav,ascii85 has a function to get the maximum length of an encoding MaxEncodedLen().
data/2381.wav,"This seems like a simple question, but I just started using go and it's not obvious to me how to do this from reading the tutorial (or searching the documentation for that matter)."
data/2382.wav,"My app is still in early stages of development, so there is no problem in tailoring it for this solution."
data/2383.wav,Perhaps a more direct question is: Is it possible to make the runtime automatically handle the cleanup of C allocated memory by writing a function that the runtime calls when there are zero references to that object?
data/2384.wav,And that totally does what I want!
data/2385.wav,Everything else I've found relating to the problem is just error logs that say nothing about how to fix it.
data/2386.wav,"How can I get more information on this behaviour, how to avoid it and prevent data loss of my Golang applications on Google App Engine?"
data/2387.wav,"I assume Chrome has implemented the RFC 6455 Websocket (version 13), but that the go websocket library in the Ubuntu golang package is out of date."
data/2388.wav,"all of the examples us reflect.NewValue() to get the reflect.Value of a var, but"
data/2389.wav,"I am trying to figure out how to get the size of a go struct, for
example something like"
data/2390.wav,This may sound stupid but how do I define a global variable in Go?
data/2391.wav,"It has many unexported fields, and gob don't want to work with them."
data/2392.wav,And i fill it such that Bar has 3 elements.
data/2393.wav,"Thank you in advance, and sorry for the lengthy question."
data/2394.wav,"Would I use an array (slice) of keys to Votes in the Comment struct, or one key to the Comment from the Vote struct?"
data/2395.wav,What's wrong with the int type?
data/2396.wav,Is that only a semantic question or there is something tricky under the covers?
data/2397.wav,How do I iterate over all the keys?
data/2398.wav,"The
  following rules apply:"
data/2399.wav,"There are major differences between the ways arrays work in Go and C. In Go,"
data/2400.wav,I need the number of bits to allocate the uint64 array.
data/2401.wav,"A slice literal is declared just like an array literal, except you leave out the element count."
data/2402.wav,"If I create the array of the type B, I get ""cannot use struct literal (type A) as type B in assignment""."
data/2403.wav,Can anyone tell me why it seems to be assigning by reference and not value?
data/2404.wav,This is more like JVM.
data/2405.wav,"So, the big buzz in the last few days is Go, the new language from Google."
data/2406.wav,"So, if you found out something interesting about the language, please post an example here."
data/2407.wav,the corresponding Go code generated by the tool should be:
data/2408.wav,I'm currently working my way through the excellent Tour of Go.
data/2409.wav,The underlying datatype of SHA256 (struct digest) is private to the sha256 package.
data/2410.wav,So how do I handle it?
data/2411.wav,I'm trying to write a simple clock app in Go where the the server pushes to the client & a JS handler updates an HTML element.
data/2412.wav,I have package which uses Cgo to import the library and make some calls to it.
data/2413.wav,"I don't have complex needs, but I'd like to know what people are relying on or the most standard solution to connect to MySQL."
data/2414.wav,What should I prefer?
data/2415.wav,"I search on Google reveals that a few people have experienced this, but I have found no solution."
data/2416.wav,I'd like to use a array of uint64 to store the bits.
data/2417.wav,I am hearing buzzes about Go programming language from google.
data/2418.wav,You can find golang builds for Windows here.
data/2419.wav,Potential stumbling blocks are:
data/2420.wav,"Obviously, I would be interested in any other Go libraries that already do this."
data/2421.wav,"Private backends can be accessed by application administrators, instances of the application, and by App Engine APIs and services (such as Task Queue tasks and Cron jobs) without any special configuration."
data/2422.wav,And can you do it all in 30 lines?
data/2423.wav,Are there some Go libraries for sessions?
data/2424.wav,I guess it's not too different from what mocking frameworks already do.
data/2425.wav,Is there a way to force it to use SDL_image?
data/2426.wav,At the moment I am doing this like this:
data/2427.wav,When calling runtime.GOMAXPROCS(1) in go the runtime will only use one thread for all your goroutines.
data/2428.wav,When it does the line 250 of the above code
data/2429.wav,If I have full string it's easy:
data/2430.wav,Is there a built in method?
data/2431.wav,How do I get nested templates like Jinja has in the python runtime.
data/2432.wav,"to get a List of Animals, which have a member type SuitableFood which is Grass"
data/2433.wav,"I wish to writes a lot of such code into binary file, 
so I wish the func can return byte array."
data/2434.wav,"Being 0.5 the version number I set, and 132 a value that increments automatically each time the binary is compiled."
data/2435.wav,"but now passing nil doesn't seem to work, so I replaced it into:"
data/2436.wav,"In fact, there is a function for creating an unnamed FIFO (pipe), but no function for creating named pipes."
data/2437.wav,"UPDATED: created an ""issue"" for it."
data/2438.wav,"If not, how would I go about implementing them myself?"
data/2439.wav,The go get command can retrieve packages stored in a remote repository and developers are encouraged to develop packages inside a base path corresponding to a source repository  to reduce the likelihood of name collision with future additions to the standard library or other external libraries.
data/2440.wav,Looking how actively golang packages grow and improve I wonder how the problem with package versions is solved?
data/2441.wav,What's the most efficient way to convert the entire stream to a string object?
data/2442.wav,This call returns os.Error and it has no methods other than 'String()'.
data/2443.wav,I have a webapp where I have code like:
data/2444.wav,"I want the data structure to be able to contain any type, but I don't see any way to do this in Go because you can't declare void pointers and they don't have a class like NSObject that everything inherits from."
data/2445.wav,"If I allocate a big chunk of memory that I want to manage myself, with my own GC, and have a bunch of pointers going into there, will this pose problems with D's garbage collector?"
data/2446.wav,"The only way I thought it could be done in C would be to create a new thread to execute the function we want, and lock the current thread until the function returns its result."
data/2447.wav,"is a ""trick"" to convert a numeric character '7' to an integer value 7, in Go and many other languages."
data/2448.wav,Here is my test code.
data/2449.wav,But when I try to do
data/2450.wav,How do I properly get a slice of an array returned by a function in Go?
data/2451.wav,"If so, what's the correct syntax?"
data/2452.wav,Or are they planned and just not implemented yet?
data/2453.wav,More info about this problem of mine can be found here.
data/2454.wav,I can easily write a string to a connection using io.WriteString.
data/2455.wav,I've pasted my code below (is a pastebin better?
data/2456.wav,I'm sure that somebody will find some clever way out using channels.
data/2457.wav,"Most libraries are keeping up to date with the quick golang development, which causes some pains using r60 golang."
data/2458.wav,"Exact same issue happens when using gl42 instead of gl21, so that's not the cause either."
data/2459.wav,Then we would need to be able to retrieve how much stack space the thread has.
data/2460.wav,"I just tried the following code, but the result seems a little strange."
data/2461.wav,"So, what's the correct command to install it?"
data/2462.wav,"before more people get on my case, please see notes, and link in answer was exactly the info I was seeking."
data/2463.wav,"For a small project, I might do something like this (translated to the Go I now want):"
data/2464.wav,"I am new to Go, and would like to copy an array (slice) into part of another."
data/2465.wav,"When I also set the password right in the code (without reading a file), it works."
data/2466.wav,"So, how exactly does one access 'H' or 'B'?"
data/2467.wav,"If one of my C structures contains a size_t, I get compilation errors."
data/2468.wav,I found in my Windows XP.
data/2469.wav,"The ""big loop"" is straightforward:"
data/2470.wav,"It puzzles me that subscription.TimeoutSeconds contains always 0, when I'm positive I have   30 in the document I inserted in the collection."
data/2471.wav,GO and Vim say to just add the file.
data/2472.wav,"There are a bunch of ""Teams"", and each has a number of stats."
data/2473.wav,People asked me to clarify what kind of Go's patterns I was interested in translating to Haskell.
data/2474.wav,But when I run this it bails out with:
data/2475.wav,"Second, how can I get some javascript evaluated instead of inserted?"
data/2476.wav,how do i flush socket (remaining bytes from previous call) before a new request.
data/2477.wav,"but I have no idea how to do it with partial string, please help."
data/2478.wav,"There exists the runtime.SetFinalizer function, but it cannot be used on any object allocated by C code."
data/2479.wav,Is there any other way to handle that ?
data/2480.wav,"Can you write a primitive chat server, or cool IRC bot?"
data/2481.wav,"If not, what file format can you recommend?"
data/2482.wav,Can we write something like we do in C?
data/2483.wav,Am I missing something or are pointers in Go just an unnecessary complication?
data/2484.wav,"I know that some people have built some Android programs in Go, but they may have been headless."
data/2485.wav,"Okay, I just started learning golang and I like it so far."
data/2486.wav,How do one convert a big int to a string (or integer) in Golang?
data/2487.wav,somehow it seems to me that
data/2488.wav,"But then, I would like to test it during development so I need at least a file declaring the main package, so that I can do go run trypack.go"
data/2489.wav,"I have three concurrent routines like this,"
data/2490.wav,"The problem is the C func need a buffer, how to create the 
buffer in golang, then i can pass the buffer to the C func?"
data/2491.wav,"Specifically, I'm looking for a project structure that affords the following:"
data/2492.wav,"The first class concurrency mechanisms of Go make it easier to write programs that get the most out of multicore and networked machines, while its structural type system enables flexible and modular program construction."
data/2493.wav,"The variable out is of type io.ReadCloser and I don't know what I should do with it to achieve my task, and I can't find anything helpful on the web on this topic."
data/2494.wav,I recently enjoyed watching the Google IO talk on Go Concurrency patterns
data/2495.wav,Are channels a good way to communicate between two different requests?
data/2496.wav,The solution I'm showing below produces the following JSON:
data/2497.wav,"I'm having a little play with google's Go language, and I've run into something which is fairly basic in C but doesn't seem to be covered in the documentation I've seen so far"
data/2498.wav,The net.Conn interface provides the SetTimeout methods and I am supposed to check the returned error with os.Timeout.
data/2499.wav,Is it possible to implement above specification by WaitGroup ?
data/2500.wav,"I've always been taught that 'goto' statements are a thing of the past and evil for it occludes the actual flow of a program, and that functions or methods are always a better way of controlling flow."
data/2501.wav,"You can also see it in use in the Errors example as part of ""A Tour of Go."""
data/2502.wav,"There is all sorts of documentation on configuration makeprg for compiling c code, but now much that I can find on configuring new commands."
data/2503.wav,See rules 2 and 4 for byte slices in the Conversions to and from a string type topic in the Conversions section of The Go Language Specification.
data/2504.wav,"Is there any way I could ""monkey patch"" the package and add another method or two to it?"
data/2505.wav,"The flag package only gives access to command line arguments, but not the executable name."
data/2506.wav,This is in Go but the problem is applicable to most languages.
data/2507.wav,Is there any built in easier way to get a string out of a readline function?
data/2508.wav,"Note I am aware of the arguments for why Go was designed with such artificial 'limitation', but I'm not really buying into it."
data/2509.wav,The Golang language specification states:
data/2510.wav,"There are limitations both to the interoperability and the implemented feature set of Go when using gccgo, however (e.g., limited goroutines, no garbage collection)."
data/2511.wav,"In the section on maps, they say, amongst other things:"
data/2512.wav,I've also found this possibly related bug.
data/2513.wav,But I have two doubts:
data/2514.wav,I'm unsure how to proceed from here.
data/2515.wav,"I have two .go files, numbers.go and numbers_test.go and I want to build and execute the tests as per the creating a new package tutorial (scroll down for details on the files.)"
data/2516.wav,I've tried by using the following import statements but I'm getting no where
data/2517.wav,Some advices would be appreciated :)
data/2518.wav,Or perhaps I have a struct that looks like this:
data/2519.wav,to compile and none of those work from my windows machine.
data/2520.wav,Write them like this
data/2521.wav,The D language seems promising.
data/2522.wav,That line gives me a handshake error.
data/2523.wav,Do you know about goyacc?.
data/2524.wav,"In Go, what's the easiest way to get the keys in a map sorted alphabetically?"
data/2525.wav,Should I just do something like:
data/2526.wav,What are the TARGETPATH and TARGETARGS that is shown?
data/2527.wav,They're not passed as arguments to main.
data/2528.wav,when localhost:8080 is visited.
data/2529.wav,Ok I need a small wrapper of fmt.Printf() for debugging conveniance :
data/2530.wav,I'm trying figure out the encoding of a file on Windows using Go.
data/2531.wav,"Based on this SO answer, I currently have this code:"
data/2532.wav,"I know there is cgo which is used to statically bind to C functions, but I'm interested in dynamic way."
data/2533.wav,"(It seems web.go has no sessions support, doesn't it?)"
data/2534.wav,"and if so, is it possible to do it without involving strings?"
data/2535.wav,I'm supposed that it's only necessary in case of reading or writing.
data/2536.wav,"These functions would run concurrently, and whenever either of them came up with an answer, that answer would be reported to the calling function Foosearch, which would terminate any functions it had spawned that had not returned."
data/2537.wav,Does Google's Golang address the problems with languages addressed in Paul's Graham's post 'Why Arc isn't Especially Object Oriented'?
data/2538.wav,When I tried to compile my wrapper on a Mac the library was older and had a slightly different interface.
data/2539.wav,"Assignment from int64 to Time typed variable is successfull, but how can i cast it back?"
data/2540.wav,How can I improve my socket read routine to accept both simple messages of a few bytes and also larger data?
data/2541.wav,What is the format specifier for boolean values?
data/2542.wav,How is this different than using new(Car)?
data/2543.wav,"I've tried using C.GoBytes to get a byte array, but then from there I'm a little lost as I have to go from a byte array to an array of pointers, which I then again convert to an array of bytes, and eventually an array of floats."
data/2544.wav,"Could either of the Go compilers generate a library that could be linked into a native iPhone app with the Go runtime, etc.?"
data/2545.wav,The usage is simple:
data/2546.wav,I've created a simplified example:
data/2547.wav,I have googled and asked on irc to no avail...
data/2548.wav,Do you have any experience with other languages enforcing this?
data/2549.wav,C: 3m35.458s Go: 3m36.259s Go using goroutines:3m27.137s2m16.125s
data/2550.wav,"I have to say I am no C expert, so there might be a better way to detect a Stack Overflow on C, but giving my ignorance, here's how I thought I would implement it:"
data/2551.wav,I've been looking into draw and draw.x11 packages that come with Go.
data/2552.wav,My Go code looks like this and the section I am talking about is commented out:
data/2553.wav,So should I just implement the same algorithm for int slices and strings?
data/2554.wav,I have few C functions declared like this
data/2555.wav,Any help or sample code would really be appreciated.
data/2556.wav,"Is there a way to make it not open a second one, even if there's high traffic?"
data/2557.wav,"Furthermore channels can be blocking, producers will block until a consumer retrieves the item."
data/2558.wav,I have a problem using a function when there should not be any problem.
data/2559.wav,"The introduction documents dedicate many paragraphs to explaining the difference between new() and make(), but in practice, you can create objects within local scope and return them."
data/2560.wav,I want to have a go binary holding the 'main' and a go pkg which is the wrapper for xen.
data/2561.wav,"What I found though, is taking copy of a string also solves the problem, i.e."
data/2562.wav,"Right now, I know that having Discount installed is a prerequisite and that at least the following three files are used by reddit as wrappers around Discount:"
data/2563.wav,This is my personal feeling but go code looks very similar to python code.
data/2564.wav,Which gives me the following problems:
data/2565.wav,_ is used in Go when you want to assign a variable but ignore it.
data/2566.wav,"For a detailed description of how it works, see the Go Tutorial section on Prime numbers."
data/2567.wav,I tried to fiddle around with the scanner.Scanner library:
data/2568.wav,"As I wanted to process both request in parallel I added the ""go"" command before ""processRequest(c, req)"" in ""sayHello"" function in order to process each request in a different gorutine."
data/2569.wav,Why does the pointer value from within the go routine show a different value?
data/2570.wav,"How well does D interoperate with C code, in your experience?"
data/2571.wav,"A field declaration may be followed by an optional string literal tag,
  which becomes an attribute for all the fields in the corresponding
  field declaration."
data/2572.wav,Second is the consideration of efficiency.
data/2573.wav,I'm doing something like this.
data/2574.wav,Is there a way to fix this so that it actually generates random numbers?
data/2575.wav,I see the correct body from the print:
data/2576.wav,first retrive number from strconv.Atoi then convert it to int64
data/2577.wav,"A block is a sequence of declarations and statements within matching
  brace brackets."
data/2578.wav,"I want it to read from a connection, and if no signal is detected within a certain timespan I want it to return an error."
data/2579.wav,"UPDATE:
For the sake of those who come across this in searches in the future, the code above is chock full of gross misconceptions."
data/2580.wav,"How can avoid this kind of ""error""?"
data/2581.wav,"In the ""individual contributor license agreement"", it says that Google has patentable rights to the contributed code:"
data/2582.wav,I have maintained a list of PIDs of processes currently running on my system (Linux).
data/2583.wav,or any suggestion to access hypertable from go?
data/2584.wav,All the output: (note the Println that I used for inspecting)
data/2585.wav,I've log.Printf debugged this function and verified the values being sent at this point are valid.
data/2586.wav,"When go makes a copy of the struct, I am just manipulating the copy of the struct and when I get back to the main function I see the original as before?"
data/2587.wav,"NB: I want digits from 7 to 12 because in my system, time differs between them means other digits are same, so for me not needed."
data/2588.wav,"I am taking advantage of the flexibility that the datastore provides by having several different structs with different properties being saved with the same entity name (""Item"")."
data/2589.wav,But Go only has the function argument and no obvious context pointer argument.
data/2590.wav,I am trying to create a map of addresses of objects that I create with the time at which it is allocated.
data/2591.wav,What's the best way to get the current timestamp in Go and convert to string?
data/2592.wav,The finalizer for x is scheduled to run at some arbitrary time after x becomes unreachable.
data/2593.wav,Wikipedia also seems to think so
data/2594.wav,"As far as I can tell, the two following functions give the same output:"
data/2595.wav,"For types such as basic types, slices, and small structs, a value
  receiver is very cheap so unless the semantics of the method requires
  a pointer, a value receiver is efficient and clear."
data/2596.wav,"Results in this error: ""panic"" to wrong memory pointer"
data/2597.wav,And remained steady after processing another 5000 images.
data/2598.wav,constructs a substring or slice.
data/2599.wav,"So, how do I define ""Reader""?"
data/2600.wav,It took a whole minute more than the C and the regular Go versions.
data/2601.wav,When doing io your goroutines will yield and let the other goroutines run on the same thread.
data/2602.wav,What does the second parameter do?
data/2603.wav,"So, the first program to run will set the global variables, and here
is my question:"
data/2604.wav,"To get to this point, I had to slightly modify glut.go as follows:"
data/2605.wav,My Go function definition looks like this:
data/2606.wav,There exists the type uint in Go 1.0.
data/2607.wav,The compiler complains about no such value data.Value.Imagedata.
data/2608.wav,"From the memcache viewer it looks like the answer is no, since there are keys of type ""Java string"" and ""Go string""."
data/2609.wav,Strings behave like arrays of bytes.
data/2610.wav,Especially given that I have been able to compile and install a library.
data/2611.wav,Can GO be used as a scripting language within an application ?
data/2612.wav,Is there a way to simulate these packet losses without needing a root password.
data/2613.wav,"Instead the
  lexer uses a simple rule to insert semicolons automatically as it
  scans, so the input text is mostly free of them."
data/2614.wav,"By the way, my server is written in Go."
data/2615.wav,UPDATE: the purpose of this was to try and achieve all the benefits of abstract base classes without all the coupling that goes with an explicit hierarchy.
data/2616.wav,"I need to be sure that the string is matched literally, how would I do that?"
data/2617.wav,my function is at least called and panic ensues.
data/2618.wav,I was able to condense 1.3e6 duplicated items down to 2.5e5 unique items using a map with a 16 byte string index in just a few seconds.
data/2619.wav,How is the following function implemented?
data/2620.wav,"This command execute failed, and no log.txt exists."
data/2621.wav,"However, the PhoneGapplication times out."
data/2622.wav,Is it just an oversight?
data/2623.wav,"My web service needs to interact with Mysql, redis and memcached."
data/2624.wav,I can't seem to find anywhere online that mentions a similar problem.
data/2625.wav,"When the call fails, shouldn't it return an error number?"
data/2626.wav,Knowing that something is immutable means that I can write code which is parallel and updates to one reference of the object should not update the other references.
data/2627.wav,I wrote a very simple program in go to test performances of a parallel program.
data/2628.wav,"Is there any construct, library or equivalent for Ruby which works like that ?"
data/2629.wav,In the client side I read 2 numbers and I send them to the server.
data/2630.wav,"It was generated by another member of the team and is labeled as ""Key for browser apps (with referers)"" if that helps."
data/2631.wav,"For example, when routine1 is executing the events between two stars (sending and printing events), routine 2 and 3 must be blocked (means flow of execution does not pass to routine 2 or 3 from routine 1)."
data/2632.wav,Generics were finally added to Go in version 1.18.
data/2633.wav,I'd however bind it to the struct as a method if there was an easy way.
data/2634.wav,"I've found one way to do it, but there must be other, cleaner and nicer ways that do not include using var."
data/2635.wav,"I love Go, especially the goroutines."
data/2636.wav,"Making slices, maps and channels"
data/2637.wav,"I've been looking through the documentation for Go's openpgp package, and I think I must be missing some obvious points."
data/2638.wav,"If I try to create the array of the type A, I get the the same error (just with the types reversed)."
data/2639.wav,"The first part of the following generates the crc32 map, the second part introduces a random change, and the last part would be part of .save() to write db changes to disk"
data/2640.wav,I think the casting in the first return line looks kind of fishy but it's one of the few implementations that hasn't caused compiler errors.
data/2641.wav,"The only disadvantage I can think of is having an overly pedantic compiler, complaining too much during refactoring, but maybe there are more?"
data/2642.wav,The existing documentation suggests this sort of thing should be possible.
data/2643.wav,Now I am writing a program splitted across different files like this:
data/2644.wav,Maybe Google's Go language will be.
data/2645.wav,This gives the following error:
data/2646.wav,Will go support it in the future?
data/2647.wav,There is also an Insert method that does not provide this functionality.
data/2648.wav,"Specifically, that method reads from a Reader until it encounters a particular byte."
data/2649.wav,Is there a way to just delete error so that this will compile?
data/2650.wav,Seems like a timing issue.
data/2651.wav,How can I iterate through this map?
data/2652.wav,So far it compiles correctly and I don't see any difference in the result of my program run.
data/2653.wav,Package unicode provides data and functions to test some properties of Unicode code points.
data/2654.wav,"Notice that point is lowercase and thus not exported, whereas the fields X and Y are uppercase and thus are."
data/2655.wav,the LastSeen field gets stored as a script instead of evaluated:
data/2656.wav,I would like to define a method .ShowMe() that just prints the value.
data/2657.wav,However the example code is throwing an error for me just after you run it.
data/2658.wav,Read from the pipe that it returns.
data/2659.wav,"However, it seems that there are no or almost no working examples out there, and the AppEngine documentation explicity omits the contents of the function that I need to implement:"
data/2660.wav,"The spec says that func, var or const name must begin with (unicode_letter or _), and can end with any (unicode_letter, unicode_digit or _)."
data/2661.wav,That feels very wrong.
data/2662.wav,"How do I set up 8g, in particular on a Mac (since they can be x86 or x64 depending on how old they are)?"
data/2663.wav,"But if the file is small, the following example might be sufficient for you:"
data/2664.wav,Is it even possible to redefine string?
data/2665.wav,"Intrinsically the number of bytes can not be negative, according to the documentation of the interface:"
data/2666.wav,Is there another location for it?
data/2667.wav,"The Go (golang) WebSocket package provides a trivial echo server example, which condenses down to something like this:"
data/2668.wav,But they require code generation from the compiler.
data/2669.wav,But how can I append to a file?
data/2670.wav,Does anybody know a workaround for this?
data/2671.wav,This may be a very dumb question but I just want to experiment a bit and see if I am still working on the same object or I have made a copy of it (passed it by value).
data/2672.wav,or just not released yet?
data/2673.wav,I was wondering if someone could clarify what exactly this means.
data/2674.wav,"Please help me, thank you in advance."
data/2675.wav,and can python connect to go ?
data/2676.wav,I get an internal server error.
data/2677.wav,Now I save the data encoded in base64.
data/2678.wav,"My primary interest is to do Monte Carlo simulations, in which I generate configurations sequentially by trying to modify the current state of the system and accepting the modification if it satisfies some criteria."
data/2679.wav,"Simple version
How can you create a variable of a certain type based upon the value of a string?"
data/2680.wav,I'm not very good in concurrent programming and a simple channel passing mechanism like this in Haskell would really make my life easier.
data/2681.wav,Why is it ok to call this function from the value itself and have the same effect.
data/2682.wav,"EDIT: here's the feature request which will allow Go Instance to
  handle more then 10 concurrent request Allow configurable limit of
  concurrent requests per
  instance."
data/2683.wav,"I still think the Appengine Go run time is silently failing for some reason, (memory), and restarting the handler execution."
data/2684.wav,"I was very happy to learn Python, but its syntax is very much different then C. 
Which just  not gonna work with me to accept and really learn it better and better."
data/2685.wav,I have the following simple golang program to download Google's privacy policy.
data/2686.wav,Is there a better way of doing this?
data/2687.wav,"The true example
In my, surprisingly enough, working example below, I am dynamically creating variables based on a string."
data/2688.wav,can I use other 3rd party connection pooling libraries?
data/2689.wav,Is my understanding correct?
data/2690.wav,"I would love to use something like that in Ruby, especially for IPC."
data/2691.wav,Nothing too complicated or big.
data/2692.wav,"I am toying with GAE, Go and the datastore."
data/2693.wav,I'm trying to send mail via the standard library SMTP package and it does nothing for exactly 10 minutes and then fails with an unhelpful End of File error I can't make sense of.
data/2694.wav,"Obviously for the table I'd want to use a Go map, but what can I use for the sequences of values of type A?"
data/2695.wav,How do new languages such as Scala and Go improve concurrency?
data/2696.wav,"How would you make sure the go exe print correctly encoded strings for a console windows, ie print for instance:"
data/2697.wav,Please provide any additional information below.
data/2698.wav,It seems that they don't get handed over to another function.
data/2699.wav,The partial directory file structre is:
data/2700.wav,"This question as already been answered for Python: 
How to get all records from GAE datastore with particular parent?"
data/2701.wav,My question is: What are some common techniques for optimizing interpretation of this kind of language?
data/2702.wav,I am trying to port some C code (which works and it basically this).
data/2703.wav,"When I expect a pointer (see comment in the code), everything is fine, my struct is not copied."
data/2704.wav,"I have a goroutine that calls a method, and passes returned value on a channel:"
data/2705.wav,I tried to find the error but I could not able to find any error in code logic.Can anybody help me to find the mistake with my code.
data/2706.wav,"I was going through some code written in Google's Go language, and I came across this:"
data/2707.wav,I would like to access it by a template.
data/2708.wav,"Don't just point at alternative backend options, there are questions answering that already.)"
data/2709.wav,"The commented out ""say 5"" command does work."
data/2710.wav,It is not guaranteed to run.
data/2711.wav,"If you (someone, anyone) run this and you get different results, let me know."
data/2712.wav,Say I want to represent a table associating of values of some type B to sequences of values of some type A for which equality is defined.
data/2713.wav,The fix tool will flag other uses of the syntax for inspection by the programmer.
data/2714.wav,I really don't know what to do now... Any idea?
data/2715.wav,How does one do a relative import from a parent directory?
data/2716.wav,Both are queues with similar blocking and memory model semantics.
data/2717.wav,"However, it appears that it's not possible between two instances if there's more than one instance running."
data/2718.wav,Thanks for the attention and excuse me my bad english.
data/2719.wav,Is there a better way to do this?
data/2720.wav,Yet even the simplest of examples fails for me.
data/2721.wav,"That is, if I later iterate over the keys of the map, will ""key1"" appear?"
data/2722.wav,which have more focused information on my requirements.
data/2723.wav,"When I run the program I first get the output from other functions, and when the IPIsInList() function is called i get the following:"
data/2724.wav,And the above code sort of works (in that it does read back the blob data) but it converts any 0x0a byte into a 0x0d 0x0a pair (i.e.
data/2725.wav,Please let me know how can I get paged documentation in command prompt.
data/2726.wav,"There are no problems while saving these structs with empty values (datastore flexibility again), but there are when retrieving them."
data/2727.wav,"In fact, taking the address of a composite
literal allocates a fresh instance each time it is evaluated, so we
can combine these last two lines."
data/2728.wav,"i need to know how share variable between two program,
basically the go program have to write a variable ,like a string, and the python program have to read this variable."
data/2729.wav,I wish to use Go for develop web sites.
data/2730.wav,prints the following on my machine:
data/2731.wav,"If I manually change the URL, the form loads OK. What I am trying to do is receive a response in Javascript (jQuery Ajax), and then request the new form if the response is positive."
data/2732.wav,"The pipe is outputting a transcoded video stream, so there is no corresponding file extension."
data/2733.wav,So I'm wondering how I can eliminate this kind of recursion.
data/2734.wav,"Go was publicly announced in November 2009, and version 1.0 was released in March 2012."
data/2735.wav,"I'm getting the following response, when trying to upload data to BigQuery using the Google API Client libraries for Go."
data/2736.wav,Have to do weird things like create yet another wrapper struct in order to return errors from within the handler goroutine.
data/2737.wav,How can i run this Go code in my Android?
data/2738.wav,Is there something wrong with my code?
data/2739.wav,"If you are the copyright holder, you will need to agree to the individual contributor license agreement..."
data/2740.wav,Here is the output when you execute the code
data/2741.wav,"I am working on a project called myproj, which is a package called myproj."
data/2742.wav,"For example to receive messages over TCP on a specific port, similar to a syslog server, and process the request."
data/2743.wav,"The first would return a pointer to the heap, the second would return a pointer to the stack, which would have evaporated by the time the function had returned, which would be a Bad Thing."
data/2744.wav,Some sample code will be really appreciated.
data/2745.wav,"I have a large dataset of philosophic arguments, each of which connect to other arguments as proof or disproof of a given statement."
data/2746.wav,"I've been trying to learn Go on my own, but I've been stumped on trying read from and write to ordinary files."
data/2747.wav,Is there anyway to remove the first line?
data/2748.wav,What I am really asking is what is the best way to implement broadcasting data between instances of a distributed server given the following:
data/2749.wav,I would prefer to use an existing one rather than duplicate.
data/2750.wav,"I wish to have a go routine listening on two channels, blocked when both channels are drained."
data/2751.wav,"Structs, arrays and slices cannot be used as map keys, because equality is not defined on those types."
data/2752.wav,"Like some other types implemented using pointers in Go, interface values are nil if uninitialized."
data/2753.wav,And in both cases (the first one I assume can be discarded) in items I get this:
data/2754.wav,I can call this fine if explicitly pass individual parameters:
data/2755.wav,Signbit returns true if x is negative or negative zero.
data/2756.wav,"In the big picture, I'm trying to implement Dijkstra's algorithm using a priority queue."
data/2757.wav,"I have come over syscall.Getrusage() in Go, but I am not getting the desired results."
data/2758.wav,Are there any downside I am unaware of?
data/2759.wav,Many of the computations involved are not dependent on previous results and could be fairly easily made to run in parallel.
data/2760.wav,Use this model to generate a map with a crc32 hash of each object (corresponding to a row in the database).
data/2761.wav,Go is a garbage collected language:
data/2762.wav,"According to the specification: ""The ""fallthrough"" statement is not permitted in a type switch."
data/2763.wav,"(When I do a Google search like ""compiling go code iphone"" the ""go"" part is completely unused and I get only stuff about iPhone development.)"
data/2764.wav,"If it helps at all, I'm trying to run a program written in the Go program language."
data/2765.wav,"An attempt to fetch a map value with a key that is not present in the
  map will return the zero value for the type of the entries in the map."
data/2766.wav,"Where file1.go contains the ""func main()"" method and file2 provides supporting functions."
data/2767.wav,Update: I ran the paralellized version up to 1M numbers.
data/2768.wav,"I write a json data structure, 
and store it in the url as a resource"
data/2769.wav,Package unsafe contains operations that step around the type safety of Go programs.
data/2770.wav,"If the import of ""C"" is immediately
  preceded by a comment, that comment is
  used as a header when compiling the C
  parts of the package."
data/2771.wav,Does anyone know if it's still maintained and where to find it?
data/2772.wav,"The first is embedding, which can be viewed as an automated form of composition."
data/2773.wav,"GCC then happily eats that stuff to build the freeglut binding, but rejects it for building the glfw binding, with ""undefined reference to"" for all C.funcs()."
data/2774.wav,"If the capacity of s is not large enough to fit the additional values,
  append allocates a new, sufficiently large slice that fits both the
  existing slice elements and the additional values."
data/2775.wav,"That being said, if you have code that solves the above problems, I would love to see it."
data/2776.wav,"I want to create a Google Go application that will be able to DER encode and decode big integers (namely, ECDSA signature r and s)."
data/2777.wav,It ran just as fast as the C version.
data/2778.wav,"I try to write a simple code in GO, in which two go routine (Send and Receive) send each other integers."
data/2779.wav,"Can anybody help me by specifying, how can I achieve this ?"
data/2780.wav,"My code can not compile, invalid type assertion:"
data/2781.wav,"If I insert a fmt.Print statement into the customer() function, the program runs as expected."
data/2782.wav,Bit I just keep on getting this output
data/2783.wav,I need to update a datastore entity in a way that will not be broken by multiple concurrent users doing the same thing.
data/2784.wav,"Is this behavior by design, or is it something simply not yet implemented in the Go MinGW  compiler?"
data/2785.wav,Are there advantages to choosing one or the other?
data/2786.wav,Package crypto collects common cryptographic constants.
data/2787.wav,"Why does this doesn't work, or how to get multiple input with fmt.Scanln?"
data/2788.wav,"In particular, is there a nice way to get rid of this annoying duplication in the init statement and the post statement of the for statement?"
data/2789.wav,Can someone provide me with an example of how to use these calls or a realistic alternative that works on Go for doing IPC?
data/2790.wav,"Answering peterSO's question:
foobar.go's import section looks like this:"
data/2791.wav,"the sections on Go statements, Channel types, and Select statements."
data/2792.wav,But it raises a couple of questions.
data/2793.wav,"The problem is, no matter what I try, I can't pass con."
data/2794.wav,But I keep getting this error with my script when I test locally.
data/2795.wav,"The documentation is all for Mac OS X and Linux, and I wish to know how to compile a Go package on the Windows platform."
data/2796.wav,"The parallelized version used in average 2.743 seconds, the exact same time that the regular version used."
data/2797.wav,"However, I was unable to find any native Go DOM XML Parsers, as the only ones I saw seemed to be very limited, and probably SAX parsers (anyone who uses Go, correct me if I'm wrong)."
data/2798.wav,This allows you to run a cleanup function when the object falls out of scope.
data/2799.wav,I verify the data by running the following:
data/2800.wav,(don't forget to import the time package for that)
data/2801.wav,What conventions does it use?
data/2802.wav,"Also, my VIMRUNTIME is not set, well because there is no syntax.vim file, so from reading the documentation I see it checks for files via synload.vim"
data/2803.wav,"Am I completely off on the design here (is this not possible to do in Go), or have I just missed some small detail?"
data/2804.wav,Putting the business layer into packages feels uncomfortably wrong in my opinion.
data/2805.wav,"Surely a major use case for Walk is to walk a directory and take some action based on it, with reference to a wider context (e.g."
data/2806.wav,"If yes, could you provide some guidance on where to start?"
data/2807.wav,It works correctly but I was thinking if there was a better way to do this.
data/2808.wav,"(where ""id1"" and ""id2"" are real identifiers used by two of my applications)"
data/2809.wav,I've been browsing Go's source code but I still didn't figured it out.
data/2810.wav,"So is there a direct equivalent in Clojure or Java for Go's concurrency primitives (perhaps a library), in particular:"
data/2811.wav,"So my question is, how do I reference properties in Go that I know will be there depending on some condition?"
data/2812.wav,Is that too hard to optimise?
data/2813.wav,So I think I have to set up bufio.Reader's ReadLine.
data/2814.wav,"However, SteveMcQwark makes it clear why this might be a bad idea."
data/2815.wav,"When I try quickly loading multiple
tabs in a browser, it is obvious that each request
is queued and handled sequentially."
data/2816.wav,I wish to implement the fmt.Stringer interface's String method.
data/2817.wav,To achieve something close to this with Java I added the following to my .vimrc:
data/2818.wav,but test.T.FailNow doesn't take a message.
data/2819.wav,"Proper error reporting means that errors are direct and to the point, saving the programmer from interpreting a large crash trace."
data/2820.wav,But is it possible to wait on both channels at once?
data/2821.wav,"I downloaded the code after I put it on the appengine server to ensure that articles.html has actually been uploaded in the said directory, and it has."
data/2822.wav,I'm trying to use Go's reflection system to retrieve the name of a function but I get an empty string when calling the Name method on its type.
data/2823.wav,The following code display in wrong.
data/2824.wav,I have the following functions:
data/2825.wav,So what am I doing wrong and how do I get the thing compiled?
data/2826.wav,"This might be how Read is supposed to work, but could someone suggest another way to handle the problem without having to close and open the connection every time I want to read something?"
data/2827.wav,"The documentation says the source and destination for XORKeyStream can be the same byte array (also tried using a separate destination, but no dice), but I can't figure out what's causing the error."
data/2828.wav,"2) What is a good strategy for mixing anonymous fields with
   functionality like Stringer and json encoding that use reflection
   under the covers?"
data/2829.wav,What is the Go equivalent of PHP's 'implode'?
data/2830.wav,Is there any way to implement generic list?
data/2831.wav,"This got me close, but not all the way."
data/2832.wav,Official doc or some links is prefer.
data/2833.wav,"Select statements allows you to check multiple channels at once, taking a random branch (of the ones where communication is waiting):"
data/2834.wav,"By the way, a method with pointer receiver can change its receiver, just like it can change a pointer parameter."
data/2835.wav,This is quite easy in this language since it already has the necessary package:
data/2836.wav,Setting this up on a server environment seems very confusing to me right now because I dont understand what the best way to do this is.
data/2837.wav,It still has classic compile approach but google will develop some interpreter certainly.
data/2838.wav,"Also, I just noticed, what's with the &s?"
data/2839.wav,I am writing a web server wherein I need to register handlers at runtime.
data/2840.wav,In C I can do something like this
data/2841.wav,This leaves 1 and 2.
data/2842.wav,"This data can be either a single string (or boolean value or integer, but restricting this to a string is fine), or it can be an array of strings."
data/2843.wav,"Does the Go programming language, as of now, optimize tail calls?"
data/2844.wav,I want the LastSeen field to hold the time of the last interaction with that particular app.
data/2845.wav,You can use os.File (which implements the io.Reader interface) with the bufio package for that.
data/2846.wav,The code below produces undesirable
data/2847.wav,"I have a history of studying and practicing standard, sequential
algorithms and I've reached a fair degree of comfort with them."
data/2848.wav,The sync package has some synchronization primitives.
data/2849.wav,The case in point is as follows:
data/2850.wav,Is it part of mingw?
data/2851.wav,So why can't gomake find the file?
data/2852.wav,Each account would be mapped to one Google account obviously.
data/2853.wav,"My design is, that on a server, I run a hub instance, which creates a window for passing commands and a window for backend to pass those commands to my pc."
data/2854.wav,"was surprised that T1 could be coerced into T2, but so it is."
data/2855.wav,"It seems to work fine, but I'm not completely sure if it will not fail eventually..."
data/2856.wav,"While originally created by Google, Go is an open source project with a large contributor base."
data/2857.wav,But I don't know if it is a good solution.
data/2858.wav,How do I insert values into retval?
data/2859.wav,Has anyone been successful doing this?
data/2860.wav,"I'm using the TaskQueue api to reschedule the server side update, and I've changed the default queue frequency to be once per second."
data/2861.wav,I recently tried appending two byte array slices in Go and came across some odd errors.
data/2862.wav,I'm able to request an image (let's use Google logo) and to get its kind and size.
data/2863.wav,TIA for any advice that would help me get started.
data/2864.wav,"In the Go tutorial, and most of the Go code I've looked at, packages are imported like this:"
data/2865.wav,"Right now, my requirements are probably fairly simple so a big database server system would be overkill."
data/2866.wav,I'm looking into writing my first application of Google App Engine.
data/2867.wav,"(See the next section for a discussion of how this affects method
  receivers.)"
data/2868.wav,I'm trying to hold a function that will return new instances of a type implementing a particular interface in a struct.
data/2869.wav,"If I'm headed in the wrong direction, please let me know."
data/2870.wav,Where can I file bug reports for the Go language?
data/2871.wav,One use case: Some forked workers waiting for jobs.
data/2872.wav,"I found a few techniques on stackoverflow like tc, modifying iptables etc but all of them need root password to simulate the packet loss."
data/2873.wav,There is a mention here of a 6prof tool to be used in alternative to the procedure described above.
data/2874.wav,Note that before Go 1.5 this option took two separate arguments.
data/2875.wav,"In the template, call a method to convert to string and along the way, switch out all newlines for line breaks:"
data/2876.wav,"But when I compile the ""library"" using"
data/2877.wav,.. then the output changes to this:
data/2878.wav,I could not find any reference to it.
data/2879.wav,Is singular or plural normal?
data/2880.wav,Is there any Go function which returns true pseudo random number in every run?
data/2881.wav,I suppose you would also need to get the actual type of the object first too?
data/2882.wav,It seems to be able to convert numbers only up to 2147483647.
data/2883.wav,"I'm using a library available on GitHub, and call it like this:"
data/2884.wav,"I'm new to golang, and want to use it to build a web app."
data/2885.wav,"I think Go is the language of choice to support the concurrency I need, but I'm open to suggestions."
data/2886.wav,"But I'm definitely not getting ""foobarbaz"" back."
data/2887.wav,"I've been a Java developer for many years but never had to deal too much with concurrency issues until I started doing Android development, and suddenly started finding ""application not responding"" and apparent deadlock situations."
data/2888.wav,"Is this supposed to work at all, or should I use a different one for development?"
data/2889.wav,"Although the Go approach to concurrency (groutines, communication over channels) is clearly different to Clojure (immutability, manged references, STM), it seemed like the Go approach could still be useful in some circumstances in a Clojure context."
data/2890.wav,Perfectly happy with a Java solution since it would be easy to use from Clojure
data/2891.wav,"From what I can tell, Scala inherits Java's ecosystem, but what about Go?"
data/2892.wav,"To implement a simple queue, I use circle array as the underlying data structure."
data/2893.wav,any help is appreciated.
data/2894.wav,cannot take the address of unsafe.Pointer(ptr)
data/2895.wav,"I guess I should to turn this into some kind of simple state machine, but... which?"
data/2896.wav,"For example, having basic packet protocol, like:"
data/2897.wav,The functionality has been extended without any change to the core classes or core hierarchies.
data/2898.wav,Does anyone know approximately what the minimum work size is needed in order for a goroutine to be beneficial (assuming that there are free cores for the work to be offloaded to)?
data/2899.wav,C: 2.723s Go: 2.743s Go using goroutines: 1.706s
data/2900.wav,This immediately struck me as a huge issue.
data/2901.wav,and the 6g compiler says that's wrong.
data/2902.wav,"Lets compare c and go:
Hello_world.c :"
data/2903.wav,"For example, here's a simple structure with a couple fields and a 'flag':"
data/2904.wav,Has anyone else that's tried Go's port of windows encountered an issue like this?
data/2905.wav,Edit simplified the code somewhat based on feedback
data/2906.wav,How does one convert a float64 to an int in Go?
data/2907.wav,"Now, I want to get the time  like digits after 7 to 12 of those nanoseconds."
data/2908.wav,I want some opinion about my tiny library and on the subject of making async method calls like this in Java.
data/2909.wav,Even the swap is too inefficient.
data/2910.wav,I come from JavaScript which has first class function support.
data/2911.wav,"I am trying to create a static object written in Go to interface with a C program (say, a kernel module or something)."
data/2912.wav,Isn't this Golang program supposed to output a directory listing to stdout?
data/2913.wav,I don't want to block when reading a channel.
data/2914.wav,Is it possible in go that routine 1 takes both two values and process it farther ?
data/2915.wav,Is there an easier way since all of the keys are the same?
data/2916.wav,"I am trying to understand the concept of interfaces, but I find it very hard to do so from the code fragment in the blog post, and nearly impossible from the language specification."
data/2917.wav,Of course I've already poured over that code.
data/2918.wav,This solution requires building manually the makefiles so that I can pass the correct paths etc
data/2919.wav,The instructions how to install GoClipse have been followed.
data/2920.wav,What's an idiomatic way to handle this?
data/2921.wav,Update: I did a parallel version using Goroutines in Go:
data/2922.wav,...but after running this and entering some input it is always displaying my input twice like this:
data/2923.wav,I have the following function written in Go.
data/2924.wav,I was wondering how the mathematical performance (e.g.
data/2925.wav,"If I want to create a ""singleton"" struct, I can do the following:"
data/2926.wav,If I define function in Go like this:
data/2927.wav,"I was taking a look on Go language, but I want to know if there is any IDE developed only for it, but that have a GUI design feature, as Visual Studio and Netbeans."
data/2928.wav,"I apologize, I haven't used C and cgo before so my examples may need some clarification."
data/2929.wav,Is it possible in Go to catch the error and print it?
data/2930.wav,"Just so you get an idea of what it looks like, here's the McCarthy91 function:"
data/2931.wav,"I was told the best solution to run unit tests for code that uses App Engine services such as datastore or memcache was to run the development server in a child process, but I'm not sure how."
data/2932.wav,Instead I see the follow errors output followed with a crash.
data/2933.wav,"A ""for"" statement with a ""range"" clause iterates through all entries
of an array, slice, string or map, or values received on a channel."
data/2934.wav,I'm playing around with wrapping FUSE with Go.
data/2935.wav,im am writing a simple emulator in go (should i?
data/2936.wav,The consumer could then attach whatever context to the object before passing it to Walk.)
data/2937.wav,An interface without a name?
data/2938.wav,"Is there a data structure for this, or an easy way to make one?"
data/2939.wav,"The capacity of a slice is the number of elements for which there is
  space allocated in the underlying array."
data/2940.wav,"Here is my attempt, which will not compile:"
data/2941.wav,I've heard Go is like C with channels and a lot of conveniences.
data/2942.wav,"but no difference, the original works just as fine as the modified ones as long as gl.Clear() is not called, so I reverted back to the original."
data/2943.wav,"if i try to access key in array which does not exist i get
throw: index out of range with a stacktrace."
data/2944.wav,if I pass a string by value to a method and never change it will this allocate memory and copy the string (which will be time inefficient) or it will just reference a single copy.
data/2945.wav,My current problem is I'm having alot of type conversion issues.
data/2946.wav,What on earth am I missing?
data/2947.wav,Any help is appreciated.
data/2948.wav,Thank you in advance for any suggestions!
data/2949.wav,I'm trying to create a handler that contains within it one end of a channel.
data/2950.wav,"I'm just new to learn Go, when I try my first hello world with this style:"
data/2951.wav,"In my example, converting 'int' to 'myint' is not a problem."
data/2952.wav,"""imported and not used""(similarly if package is imported and not 
used anywhere it gives an error and does not compile the program) 
Can somebody help."
data/2953.wav,I would much rather like to write
data/2954.wav,I can't find a tool for that on the web.
data/2955.wav,"I'm not using the fmt package in that file, but I did recently."
data/2956.wav,Is there something comparable to getpasswd functionality in Go?
data/2957.wav,"I don't know a lot about Go yet, but it seems that the Go runtime doesn't create enough OS threads to put the goroutines on, or something like that?"
data/2958.wav,How do I do that and is this good idea (if not what is good practice in this case)?
data/2959.wav,"As this is a simple app (generally for learning purposes), I've come up with ActionId Data, where ActionId is a uint8."
data/2960.wav,What difference there is when you access to another struct by value or by a pointer?
data/2961.wav,I want to install Google's Go Language on my Linux Mint machine.
data/2962.wav,For example 127 get's mapped to 32639 while I'd expect 32767 to represent 127.
data/2963.wav,"I've been reviewing the contributions documentation for Google new language, and was curious about the idea of contributing a new package."
data/2964.wav,"If I need to implement a protection mechanism, what's the best way to do it?"
data/2965.wav,"From my understanding it is that the type ""Counter"" implements the interface since it has a method that has the required signature."
data/2966.wav,I recently started reading about the Go programming language and I found the channel variables a very appealing concept.
data/2967.wav,but all they contain are .go files.
data/2968.wav,"In particular, do I have to manually set any environment variables?"
data/2969.wav,What if I have a slice or array of channels and I want to block until I get input on any of them?
data/2970.wav,"I am just trying stuff out and I noticed
that if you declare a variable and do not do anything with it the go compiler (8g in my case) fails to
compile with this error: hello.go:9: error declared and not used."
data/2971.wav,I using this to IDE autocomplete
data/2972.wav,This problem is pretty common: an object should notify all its subscribers when some event occurs.
data/2973.wav,"The variables stored in RAM are small classes of strings, bytes, bools and pointers."
data/2974.wav,as you can see I have to write bar's signature twice.
data/2975.wav,"I looked over the documentation on the Go website, so is there anything I am missing or is this simply not possible?"
data/2976.wav,Any help would be appreciated
data/2977.wav,And this is the code in c which works:
data/2978.wav,Is loading C dynamic libraries and calling into them fairly easy?
data/2979.wav,"I had hoped it outputs odd number and even number one after another, just like 1, 2, 3, 4... ."
data/2980.wav,"After looking a bi into it, I found some reference to Transport class that allows to wait for HTTP requests for up to 60 seconds, but I can't find any description or example on how to make that work."
data/2981.wav,"Specifically, when returning a struct from a function, when is it appropriate to return the struct instance itself, and when is it appropriate to return a pointer to the struct?"
data/2982.wav,how do I call this function from Go?
data/2983.wav,My source tree looks like this:
data/2984.wav,Can SWIG be used to call Go functions from Python?
data/2985.wav,If Go is single threaded on App Engine then point 3 is moot.
data/2986.wav,How does interface enforcement work?
data/2987.wav,"If so, how do I create my own root certificate?"
data/2988.wav,I'm going to use this data container as something like a task or connection pool.
data/2989.wav,The design borrowed from a c. 2000 WFMU promotion.
data/2990.wav,I have written the following code.
data/2991.wav,Could be done similarly for your case:
data/2992.wav,"(when I pass the above data structure format, it doesn't work probably since the ""children"" thing is null)"
data/2993.wav,My conclusion then was that official support for a SQL database (eg.
data/2994.wav,I'm trying to convert a string returned from flag.Arg(n) to an int.
data/2995.wav,I can't find the error in the algorithm itself.
data/2996.wav,Is it possible to make the garbage collector in Go handle and release memory allocated through C code?
data/2997.wav,"The number of elements is given by len(), but if I have a map like:"
data/2998.wav,I don't quite understand the syntax of the first element (Id).
data/2999.wav,"But I don't see how to create a PrivateKey object other than with GenerateKey(), which (one can confirm by looking at the source) generates one using random prime numbers."
data/3000.wav,So I am surprised I can't find anybody doing that already.
data/3001.wav,"So, the app registers itself setting current time (as a string)."
data/3002.wav,Go has also a Process type.
data/3003.wav,"I think that all code for method Get() should be put inner of go func(), and then to use a channel."
data/3004.wav,Being able to cast a block of bytes to anything is one of the things I really like about C. Hopefully I can still do it in Go.
data/3005.wav,What is the standard way of doing this?
data/3006.wav,My job descriptor looks like this:
data/3007.wav,"I'm creating an rgba texture object 512x512, bind it to an FBO."
data/3008.wav,"I'd tried to set up the calculations with SQL triggers, but it got complex and messy way too fast."
data/3009.wav,Now I'd like to make these 3  processes parallel by using channels.
data/3010.wav,I'm trying to learn go and as a start I wanted to try to throw together a super simple web server for controlling my iTunes.
data/3011.wav,I wonder why and how to fix it.
data/3012.wav,What is the syntax I should use?
data/3013.wav,Should I use stream.XORKeyStream to decrypt too?
data/3014.wav,"As a base, I have something like this:"
data/3015.wav,In Go it is valid to create a type:
data/3016.wav,"My current code doesn't work, and I think it must have something to do with the fact that _Map, _String, etc."
data/3017.wav,I'm not current handling CDATA elements or XML escape characters (though those would be easy to do and I'll get to that this weekend).
data/3018.wav,I decided to use a channel for each type of request in order to be type safe.
data/3019.wav,"From what I understand I should use the asn1 package, but what functions should I be calling?"
data/3020.wav,"I can get everything moved into an interface using json.Decode, but can't iterate through it..."
data/3021.wav,"I tried using gos standard test package, 
Files (both ""package hello""):"
data/3022.wav,"The data is not human readable (as in, not ASCII, Unicode or the like) and ranges from a couple bytes to about 1MB."
data/3023.wav,I hope you get the idea of what I'm trying to do from the example.
data/3024.wav,"I don't fully understand what happens ""in the background"" and seek an explanation."
data/3025.wav,"Say I create a new project, using git for version control, which has a main.go file and a tools.go file which will be in package utils."
data/3026.wav,"One of My CPU cores was at 100% all the time, while the other wasn't used at all (odd)."
data/3027.wav,trying to have a type Char that is a string one character long.
data/3028.wav,I am trying to implement this bit of code:
data/3029.wav,Precise errors are particularly important when the programmer seeing the errors is not familiar with the code.
data/3030.wav,"Is there a way to terminate that process ahead of time, perhaps after 3 seconds?"
data/3031.wav,Is it some kind of workaround for generics?
data/3032.wav,"Note: This algorithm merely takes advantage of the rules for string types and conversions given in The Go Language Specification, which all implementations must satisfy."
data/3033.wav,Thanks for any help!
data/3034.wav,"Just discovered Go, and am very curious so far."
data/3035.wav,The go tool is unable to install resource files.
data/3036.wav,Suppose I'm parsing some kind of input with the following three methods:
data/3037.wav,"The compilers for this language are still immature, which reflects in both performance and binary sizes."
data/3038.wav,A C function (with varargs) is defined like this:
data/3039.wav,I'm hoping that the size of the index of the array is smaller than a pointer.
data/3040.wav,What could be the cause?
data/3041.wav,"After that i had problems with my companies because they want web applications, then i started using PHP which is also great, because customers demand web projects and they expect Google like applications in short time frame, which is doable because PHP gives that speed and its huge community."
data/3042.wav,This is a simple example of how I approach the problem:
data/3043.wav,Each clause in a switch or select statement acts as an implicit block.
data/3044.wav,"Can anybody help me, where is my mistake ?"
data/3045.wav,"While methods have special definition and call syntax, there is no distinct method type."
data/3046.wav,I do not know how to replace white spaces in my URL string and have commas instead.
data/3047.wav,How to explain such bad speedups?
data/3048.wav,Corrected after Apocalisp comment
data/3049.wav,"Obviously, this could be done by reducing the slice pairwise to a single channel, but I would be more interested in a simpler solution, if possible."
data/3050.wav,"Several threads A1, A2, A3, ... communicate with one or more others threads using a shared channel."
data/3051.wav,"To get quickly one job, i started learning Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 for speed in development etc."
data/3052.wav,(Similar to how the standard library's image package is setup.)
data/3053.wav,Any ideas how to do network programming in Go?
data/3054.wav,If such binding don't exists are where any alternative libraries or maybe you could provide some hints how I could implement my own bindings of libCURL?
data/3055.wav,I looked at the source for the library and I know what to do if I have access to the internal buffer used by bufio structs.
data/3056.wav,It states that this should be included at the top of contributed source code:
data/3057.wav,Is there a way to do this in Go?
data/3058.wav,What is the standard way to organize a Go project during development ?
data/3059.wav,"We want to rewrite kodingen.com backend with Go which currently is
Java, running as daemon using jsvc."
data/3060.wav,At the moment I'm doing the following:
data/3061.wav,I have been thinking instead of using:
data/3062.wav,It would be nice to see some working code example where a couple of objects are subscribed to a publisher and process notifications.
data/3063.wav,entering each file into a table).
data/3064.wav,How can I redeclare a variable from a different block in a short variable declaration?
data/3065.wav,"However, now when I try to compile the sample code given, go is not finding the web package."
data/3066.wav,"I have seen these questions, and looked over the example with no success."
data/3067.wav,Is there any way to get around this?
data/3068.wav,I've installed go (and tested it).
data/3069.wav,Is there somewhere a complete WebP encoder and decoder compatible with current weekly (or forkable)?
data/3070.wav,Golang is a freshly baked language so it’s quite hard to find answers quick for a newcomers like me.
data/3071.wav,The problem with the code above is that the call to f.Addr() near the end is apparently trying to get the address of an unaddressable value.
data/3072.wav,I'm writing some code that needs functionality that is almost satisfied by the ReadBytes method in the bufio package.
data/3073.wav,There are a minimal number of fundamental language concepts and the syntax is clean and designed to be clear and unambiguous.
data/3074.wav,"With Java, I can define a constructor that takes an integer."
data/3075.wav,"This does not happen in the local development Datastore Viewer, only in the live production one."
data/3076.wav,I would like to know if there is any better way of doing it.
data/3077.wav,"If the program is run sufficiently long (with a ""malicious"" scheduler which potentially starves some threads or interrupts and resumes threads at the ""worst possible moment""), is at least one send guaranteed to succeed?"
data/3078.wav,"When the drop occurs, I get this error:"
data/3079.wav,"For those who have used D on linux here, how good is the toolchain?"
data/3080.wav,"I posted a similar message in golang mailing list, as it involve some language specific details."
data/3081.wav,"If you have a sample project sitting around you'd be willing to share, or you know of one that would be good to study, I'd appreciate it!"
data/3082.wav,HashCash is a method to stop spam.
data/3083.wav,I've tried this code but I get an error that says exit status 1.
data/3084.wav,"In Go, how do you mark code as deprecated so that users get a warning when using it?"
data/3085.wav,One goroutine might also lock others.
data/3086.wav,"The typical way to do this is by failure to assign to support interfaces from that type, however I have several types that are only converted dynamically."
data/3087.wav,Google's Go supports multiple return values
data/3088.wav,Do I need to figure out how to decode a PEM file so pull out the PrivateKey fields' values?
data/3089.wav,It is a simple LRU cache that needs to handle concurrent requests (both Gets an Sets).
data/3090.wav,That all works fine (although the code above is more like pseudo code for now).
data/3091.wav,My code is given below.
data/3092.wav,I have read about Go some time ago and I tried to program something in it.
data/3093.wav,"So, my query should be something like:"
data/3094.wav,You can discriminate with a form of multiple assignment.
data/3095.wav,"It seems pointless to be used in primitive language constructs, as you can't specify any sort of values"
data/3096.wav,But when I do go build main.go the build doesn't succeed.
data/3097.wav,These are the changes I've made so far:
data/3098.wav,In my code there are three concurrent routines.
data/3099.wav,I've tried a few things but they don't compile:
data/3100.wav,I need this to reinstall all packages installed on one computer to a different computer.
data/3101.wav,"In trying to understand Go, I ran into this piece of code in websocket.go (snipped):"
data/3102.wav,This is what we use to compare with model to find specifically where changes have been made when .save() is called.
data/3103.wav,"It's brand new, so it's unknown and not mainstream (yet)."
data/3104.wav,"There are no errors in the request log, but another log shows:"
data/3105.wav,How do I use a (generic) vector in go?
data/3106.wav,What's the function to create a int value from string
data/3107.wav,Unfortunately cgo throws an error while calling gcc.
data/3108.wav,But how to do this in Go language?
data/3109.wav,"After inserting runtime.GC() after every call to greyLevels, the memory usage evens out."
data/3110.wav,Does anyone actually use this package?
data/3111.wav,My expectation was that the call to select would block forever and let the goroutines terminate without a deadlock.
data/3112.wav,"To do this, I would like to monitor CPU, RAM, and network usage, but network usage (if possible)."
data/3113.wav,Is my understanding of the limits of Go's concurrency correct?
data/3114.wav,"I'd like to be able to read to EOF, wait until the next line is written and read to EOF again, etc."
data/3115.wav,I'm a little lost of how or where this code should go.
data/3116.wav,"The number I factorized is ""28808539627864609""."
data/3117.wav,I would like to know what are the advantages of the standard exceptional approach over the Go's style?
data/3118.wav,"I've even thought of using vector.Vector, but so many people say never to use them."
data/3119.wav,"How can I go about ""selecting"" on multiple queue.Queue's simultaneously?"
data/3120.wav,How to compile this program that consists of multiple files?
data/3121.wav,"For example, when routine1 is executing the events between two stars (sending and printing events), routine 2 and 3 must be blocked (means flow of execution does not pass to routine 2 or 3 from routine 1).After completing last print event, flow of execution may pass to routine 2 or 3.Can anybody help me by specifying, how can I achieve this ?"
data/3122.wav,"if not, how does one get reflect.Value from a var?"
data/3123.wav,"""p4 login"" require user to input password."
data/3124.wav,"In particular, the section on Struct types."
data/3125.wav,But the fields are treated as new elements:
data/3126.wav,"My language of choice is go (golang), so available libraries are limited."
data/3127.wav,List of currently running process in Golang
data/3128.wav,so caller can call that function either as
data/3129.wav,"The same process happens over and over no matter how many times I set the variables again or upload newer code to GAE, although incrementing the app version number seems to solve the problem."
data/3130.wav,I am just playing around with Go and do not yet have a good mental model of when structs are passed by value or by reference.
data/3131.wav,"Go is apparently a fast language, with garbage collection, and fast compile times."
data/3132.wav,See how it looks the final image rendered on Chromium 12.0.742.112 (90304):
data/3133.wav,I'm not wedded to the technologies mentioned in the subject line.
data/3134.wav,Is it possible to use Go to build Android games at all?
data/3135.wav,"In the course of trying to figure out what the problem was, I realized that Go was having trouble reading the $PATH environment variable."
data/3136.wav,"Now, I have implemented two concurrent routines which sends integers to each other."
data/3137.wav,"I'm working on an intermediate language and a virtual machine to run a functional language with a couple of ""problematic"" properties:"
data/3138.wav,"I've tried modifying the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH variable because I suspect dyld might have something to do with it, but it didn't work."
data/3139.wav,"You want the strconv.ParseInt function, which converts from an arbitrary base, into a given bit size."
data/3140.wav,"How can I get sure that the record I read and then update does or does not have a certain value (in this case, an assignee) at the time of being updated?"
data/3141.wav,I haven't been able to find this anywhere (or I just don't understand it).
data/3142.wav,"I need to write to the Windows Registry via Go, but am unable to find the mechanism to do so."
data/3143.wav,With 1000000 (1M instead of 100K):
data/3144.wav,"Assuming that SetFinalizer is not called again, the next time the garbage collector sees that x is unreachable, it will free x."
data/3145.wav,Isnt that the same thing as an assert?
data/3146.wav,Accessing each field is syntactically very nice:
data/3147.wav,I'm writing this in 'Go' for a project for school.
data/3148.wav,"If there is a label, it must be that of an enclosing ""for"", ""switch""
  or ""select"" statement, and that is the one whose execution terminates
  (§For statements, §Switch statements, §Select statements)."
data/3149.wav,They are simple and efficient.
data/3150.wav,What's the best way to go about this?
data/3151.wav,(It was last built under r60).
data/3152.wav,Running on Windows with Go version 1 using the zip installation (no MSI)
data/3153.wav,"Or, is there a better way of accomplishing this (I'm not knowledgeable on login systems) or possibly a solution already developed for Go?"
data/3154.wav,My entity definition looks like this:
data/3155.wav,"I'm having trouble getting a program to work, and I have a feeling it is because Mac OS X has decided to use the wrong library."
data/3156.wav,Read about blocks and declarations and scope in Go.
data/3157.wav,After that main does nothing useful.
data/3158.wav,I'm running Go 1.0.1 on Mac OS X Lion.
data/3159.wav,The Go math package is largely written in assembler for performance.
data/3160.wav,I am reading the Google Go tutorial and saw this in the constants section:
data/3161.wav,The following code doesn't work.
data/3162.wav,"Since that exe is made to be used from a console window, its output is mangled because Windows uses ibm850 encoding (aka code page 850)."
data/3163.wav,"For details, see revision 843855f3c026."
data/3164.wav,"Edit: Editing as per the comment by peterSO
Below is the concrete example and straightforward implementation"
data/3165.wav,the language Go has a garbage collector.
data/3166.wav,"Take a look below for a much more useful template to work off of:
Node.go:"
data/3167.wav,"There is no Mkfifo, nor Mknod in os package, though I expected named FIFOs are largely used in posix OS's."
data/3168.wav,main.go:15: function ends without a return statement
data/3169.wav,I do not plan on using this package as a library or as something that should be imported from another Go program.
data/3170.wav,Go has no generics and doesn't allow to use collection covariance:
data/3171.wav,"but for now, I would be satisfied to know if there is a cleaner way to iterate over the output of these kinds of functions in go."
data/3172.wav,i'm new to socket and trying to create a connection pooling over tcp socket.
data/3173.wav,I will then monitor it with Monit.
data/3174.wav,I mean like the getchar function in C.
data/3175.wav,"Using Ubuntu, what steps should I take to compile Go source code into a Windows executable?"
data/3176.wav,"From Go docs, arrays are described as follows:"
data/3177.wav,I could not find a way in preferences or properties to set this.
data/3178.wav,gofmt will line up the columns:
data/3179.wav,"Here, is a complete code that compiles but I get deadlock error."
data/3180.wav,What am I not understanding?
data/3181.wav,Can I easily take the first 8 bytes of my array and turn it into an object of type eightByteType?
data/3182.wav,To me it is useful to generate the usage with the right name.
data/3183.wav,I was under the impression that Go used flex and bison but I can't find anything familiar in the Go source code.
data/3184.wav,Im having a very hard time trying to wrap my head around how to organize code in Go so any help is appreciated!
data/3185.wav,"In Go, a Function that starts with a capital letter has a visibility outside the package."
data/3186.wav,"How do I use Go's ""foreign function interface"" to call out to a C function?"
data/3187.wav,"I feel a little silly as this should be an easy one, however I just started with go and can't figure it out."
data/3188.wav,"Should I be checking a flag before making log calls, or commenting them out in production?"
data/3189.wav,"It seems that it doesn't complain about Name because that happens to be a valid property of datastore.Property, so how do I get it to load the items as intended, with each item in plists being a datastore.PropertyList instead of datastore.Property?"
data/3190.wav,"I am wondering, in the following code:"
data/3191.wav,I am new to Go and I haven't found anything about it.
data/3192.wav,How can I do that (on linux) ?
data/3193.wav,Is there any similar way in Go can do this?
data/3194.wav,I'm using the latest version of the Go App Engine SDK on OS X Lion.
data/3195.wav,"However, when freeing memory, that does not really matter."
data/3196.wav,"In my code, Symbol implements the Node interface."
data/3197.wav,There are several considerations.
data/3198.wav,How do I write the 'parsed' file so template.ParseFiles() properly reads and executes it?
data/3199.wav,"So, I think there are to questions:"
data/3200.wav,"When I try to Import the clock package in my hello.go File, I get the
error, that he cant find the package clock."
data/3201.wav,"I am calling ioutil.ReadDir() to generate a list of files, looping over the slice and calling greyLevel()."
data/3202.wav,"UPDATE 2
After switching to an f4 instance the code runs as expected."
data/3203.wav,"when I run this code, it becomes slower and slower and finally gets a runtime error like this:"
data/3204.wav,"Is there a way I could pass a pointer to res to AnotherMethod and then dereference there, in order to not copy the value of res?"
data/3205.wav,How is it intended for the filepath.Walk method to be used in such a way that the callback has a reference to a wider context?
data/3206.wav,Google's new language Go tries to make dependencies management easier by explicitly requiring that all dependencies listed in a module actually be used.
data/3207.wav,I'm currently playing with Google Go.
data/3208.wav,"Specifically, do you use plurals?"
data/3209.wav,"I expect in the following code that arr2 to be distinct from arr, and main()'s arr to be distinct from shuffle()'s arr."
data/3210.wav,"This works fine with lower grid resolutions, ie 256³, 128³ etc."
data/3211.wav,Package testing provides support for automated testing of Go packages.
data/3212.wav,Do note how all other gl.SomeExportedFunc() calls do not crash in this example...
data/3213.wav,(I've heard that this should be a struct containing a single member XUtilConnection to avoid casting.)
data/3214.wav,"Edit: i learned that tcp always stream 0s, what if i send byte(1) before message so i can have a flush function to check if socket not empty before a new call."
data/3215.wav,I filed issue 2196 to track what I think is a confusing difference between
data/3216.wav,"I just want something I can write to and read from quickly, easily, and portably (Windows, Mac, Linux)."
data/3217.wav,I’m writing a load balanced server system in Go.
data/3218.wav,"I'm trying to learn the go language, and I'm writing a simple echo server."
data/3219.wav,Is there anyway I can get around this?
data/3220.wav,I`ve just updated my GAE Go SDK to the newest release.
data/3221.wav,"If you start this code on the command line the program returns control, but is still connected with cmd."
data/3222.wav,Is there a way of truncating instead of rounding?
data/3223.wav,"I build Go for ARM, and it seems to have good support for that target."
data/3224.wav,The log output I'm seeing in the dev_appserver console looks correct
data/3225.wav,The iteration order over maps is not specified.
data/3226.wav,":'("" is correctly displayed..."
data/3227.wav,I've managed to find these resources (for Windows):
data/3228.wav,"When I try to use exec.Command() I get an error (not surprisingly) exec: ""foo.pdf"": executable file not found in %PATH%."
data/3229.wav,You need to do a type assertion.
data/3230.wav,Can I write type constructor functions with the same ident as type type?
data/3231.wav,Experiment with the different fields of the Cmd struct.
data/3232.wav,How does one determine the position of an element present in slice?
data/3233.wav,I need both date and time in eg.
data/3234.wav,how can I concat two strings in Go?
data/3235.wav,How do I solve this problem of constructing the Directory tree homogeneously?
data/3236.wav,As far as I can tell this would be my first manual adding of syntax file.
data/3237.wav,Or am I stuck with print statements?
data/3238.wav,EDIT: I downloaded the new r60.2 from 07.10.2011.
data/3239.wav,"It seems like I need to convert those interfaces to structs, but..."
data/3240.wav,Appending to and copying slices
data/3241.wav,However I don't understand how this could possibly play nice with diff and VCSes.
data/3242.wav,Storing the key instead of the id takes a bit more space.
data/3243.wav,Any ideas to avoid allocating extra memory ?
data/3244.wav,There is a C shared library (actually 2) for this purpose and I created a simple go wrapper with cgo.
data/3245.wav,This is what I see on the client:
data/3246.wav,I am new to go and have started playing around with A Tour of Go.
data/3247.wav,"If the garbage collector just scans the stack and assumes all addresses to be references to objects, a lot of objects might get incorrectly marked as reachable."
data/3248.wav,"But one thing i am worried about, which is the stablity of Go webserver compared to other webservers."
data/3249.wav,"Basically, a header is constructed of some environment variables known both to the client and server (email, timestamp etc.)."
data/3250.wav,"However, it's still calling itself up (or down) to a certain level and I want to turn this into a loop, but been scratching my head over this for some time now."
data/3251.wav,"After building this file, I am getting"
data/3252.wav,Is there a nullable int64 type that json can handle?
data/3253.wav,Another alternative might be to use io.ioutil.ReadAll to read in the complete file at once and do the slicing by line afterwards.
data/3254.wav,Am I reading this too literally?
data/3255.wav,"I have been using the Gedit Go IDE,  but it doesn't have debugging."
data/3256.wav,"I came across the Hoka Poka website, but it seems to be out of date."
data/3257.wav,I am writing a webapp with the Go runtime in GAE.
data/3258.wav,should i have something like this
data/3259.wav,Is there a way to declare the function pointer without defining it as done above?
data/3260.wav,"So does Go support function (method) overloading, or does this error mean something else?"
data/3261.wav,"In the worst case scenario, if I end up importing code from my application in another package, I will have to rethink what should be exported and what shouldn't be."
data/3262.wav,"The problem is, when I assign a Point to the map, and then later create a new, but equal point and use it as a key, the map behaves as though that key is not in the map."
data/3263.wav,How do I convert parameters given by SECG into the ones needed by Go?
data/3264.wav,Would it not be a simpler and more elegant design to just do
data/3265.wav,"The function seems to return the number of bytes you got, but I would rather just wait until more bytes are available."
data/3266.wav,I know that there is problem with path setting .. i also checked this post
data/3267.wav,"Nothing gets printed, because name is empty."
data/3268.wav,I am using the sample code in the Channel Api Go Reference.
data/3269.wav,"Can anybody help me why this thing happening and how to force
this for happening."
data/3270.wav,Like so (this works):
data/3271.wav,"My problem of course is that receivers, to my knowledge, can only be of types that have been declared in the same package."
data/3272.wav,But... it doesn't work....
data/3273.wav,Would such a language be feasible or are there specific features in go that absolutely require some form of a gc?
data/3274.wav,There is no upper limit on the shift count.
data/3275.wav,I'm finding a way to limit the memory usage in Go language.
data/3276.wav,The quantity on the original object did get changed so it was working with the same object.
data/3277.wav,The way I've structured it is also because I wish to be able to create new stand alone actions that I register to the map.
data/3278.wav,What are actual advantages of this style over standard exceptions?
data/3279.wav,I've got two small programs communicating nicely over a socket where the receiving side is in Go.
data/3280.wav,There may also be functions like:
data/3281.wav,What I am trying to figure out though is how should I organize an interface into files?
data/3282.wav,"Every time I execute this code, I get the same output."
data/3283.wav,"I want that, while codes between two do something (codes between two star marks) is executing, flow of control must not go to other go routines."
data/3284.wav,I'm looking for something in pure Go that generates image files.
data/3285.wav,"So, my question is: How can I update only the websocket package to the latest version?"
data/3286.wav,"I want to run go install to install the tour, but I can't find the option to use a proxy for internet access."
data/3287.wav,"Allow configurable limit of
  concurrent requests per
  instance."
data/3288.wav,"Go has a mechanism to do a blocking read from one of several channels, the select statement."
data/3289.wav,"Because Go is designed for fast compilation, there have been some attempts to use it as a scripting language."
data/3290.wav,"Keep in mind that most Pastry requests can be served in log base 16 of the number of servers in the cluster (so for 10,000 servers, it would take approximately 3 requests, on average, to find the key being searched for)."
data/3291.wav,I've been playing around with Go a little bit making some data structure libraries and I have one big problem.
data/3292.wav,"Per the link given in tux21b's answer, the desired queue type has the following properties:"
data/3293.wav,"i.e., allocate a new struct and return it."
data/3294.wav,What is the standard way with go to handle the form2 form submission ?
data/3295.wav,I'm not exactly sure where to go from here and any direction would be greatly appreciated.
data/3296.wav,I have a copy of this code posted at the golang playground here
data/3297.wav,"Google App Engine seems to ""start a new process"" in matter of seconds of heavier use, which shouldn't be long enough time for the application to be shut down for not being used."
data/3298.wav,I am getting a physical location address from a user and trying to arrange it to create a URL that would use later to get a JSON response from Google Geocode API.
data/3299.wav,drop it on a compiler and execute the result?
data/3300.wav,All other values are retrieved OK.
data/3301.wav,when the hash is supposed to be d3be9e835dec95bfbef34ebe1fbf03da.
data/3302.wav,I need the key apparently but the coupling between the Participant struct and the Key is very loose.
data/3303.wav,"Now, suppose both concurrent routine 2 & 3 sends an integer to concurrent routine 1."
data/3304.wav,"If the length was not known in advance, how would the return value, and usage differ?"
data/3305.wav,"But today, reading about the Google programming language Go, I see that it suports Coroutines (Goroutines)."
data/3306.wav,Locally every seems OK (no mail send of course but the log shows send hypothetical emails).
data/3307.wav,But that didn't worked for me...any solutions?
data/3308.wav,"By the way, is it called casting when it comes to interfaces?"
data/3309.wav,"That is, a function always gets a copy of the thing being
  passed, as if there were an assignment statement assigning the value
  to the parameter."
data/3310.wav,"If this worked the way I intended it would compile the file, link it, and then run the executable."
data/3311.wav,I tried several things like
data/3312.wav,"It is also stated in the datastore Go documentation, that it is up to the caller of the Get methods to decide if the errors returned due to empty values are ignorable, recoverable, or fatal."
data/3313.wav,The file names.txt consists of many names in the form of:
data/3314.wav,I want to port a library from another language that uses lambda expressions (Ruby).
data/3315.wav,Every time I try to learn a new language I use the L99 list of problems to get some practice.
data/3316.wav,"There's not a lot of Go code to learn the language from, and I'm sure I'm not the only one experimenting with it."
data/3317.wav,of course having the type Char and func Char is not the way to do it
data/3318.wav,I'd like to parse bits of XML structured like those in the example.
data/3319.wav,Can any body help me how to manage this ?
data/3320.wav,"I have two concurrent go routines like below,"
data/3321.wav,Another question  is related to go Lang name convention.
data/3322.wav,"I know the strconv package can be used to convert anything to or from a string, but not between data types where one isn't a string."
data/3323.wav,"As many of you know, XMPP is messaging protocol based on XML that depends on an enormous amount of short but frequent XML streams."
data/3324.wav,I'm guessing it's not an int64 because I didn't touch the top bit (which would have been 2's compliment for a negative number).
data/3325.wav,"""not defined""... just exactly the same error I had when trying to link glfw as per above."
data/3326.wav,I am stumped when trying to figure out the best way to unittest my database interactions.
data/3327.wav,"In Google Go, I read that Strings are immutable, ok but are int's?"
data/3328.wav,"After some digging, it seems that they are basically fibers multiplexed onto a pool of kernel threads (correct me if I'm wrong)."
data/3329.wav,"I'm having a look at Go, which looks quite promising."
data/3330.wav,"I'm trying to run a sample Go program that I found on the net, which is given below:"
data/3331.wav,"When it was just one file (main.go), everything worked fine."
data/3332.wav,"If some of the methods of the type must have pointer receivers, the rest should too, so the method set is consistent regardless of how the type is used."
data/3333.wav,I want to write three concurrent go routines that sends integers to each other.
data/3334.wav,Package hash provides interfaces for hash functions.
data/3335.wav,"Has anyone written a JIT compiler in D, and if so, how was the experience?"
data/3336.wav,glGetError doesn't give any errors
data/3337.wav,Another problem is that GAE might be using older Go version (e.g.
data/3338.wav,"However, if the semicolon is removed, it doesn't:"
data/3339.wav,"I've tried normal casting, but since they use different underlying types, conversion isn't possible the classic way."
data/3340.wav,(I'm on Eastern Daylight Time.)
data/3341.wav,The following function seems to fail if I give an int is the parameter.
data/3342.wav,Any idea what I did wrong to be causing this apparent memory corruption?
data/3343.wav,"I've only just recently learned about Google's programming language, Go."
data/3344.wav,"I'm certainly no expert on these matters, but I thought a symbol table was a basic construct common to all compilers for languages that use variables, and Go clearly uses variables."
data/3345.wav,Anyway it supports CFGs and it's IMO a pretty standard way to handle such tasks.
data/3346.wav,Is the first bracket pair style illegal in Go?
data/3347.wav,The client tries to bruteforce a partial hash collision (e.g.
data/3348.wav,can use that type with a declaration
data/3349.wav,Here's a stripped down example:
data/3350.wav,This is the example code I am trying:
data/3351.wav,"I want to create a array where I can append A or B to it, so that this code works:"
data/3352.wav,"This includes proposals, draft specifications, dev implementations, etc."
data/3353.wav,I started looking at Go and saw that the language had pointers but no pointer arithmetic.
data/3354.wav,"The number of bytes is unknown, so I'd like to use vector."
data/3355.wav,Is there a shorter way to write this?
data/3356.wav,And main.go: (the action is in SolveMatrix)
data/3357.wav,i have this snippet of code that use an iterator on a list
data/3358.wav,I'm looking to execute a shell command in Go and get the resulting output as a string in my program.
data/3359.wav,This is going on on Ubuntu Linux on Pentium.
data/3360.wav,You can use time.Now().UTC() if you'd rather have UTC than your local time zone.
data/3361.wav,"I'm reading the ""How to Write Go Code"" tutorial, and I can't help wondering how can set up a stable workflow."
data/3362.wav,So I have created Node.go and PQueue.go like so:
data/3363.wav,"Why does sort.Ints(arrayValue) modify the passed variable when I declared it as an array, not as a slice?"
data/3364.wav,I understand its simple bc it has less keywords and other things but i dont know the langauge so what did it have to tradeoff or leave out because of that decision?
data/3365.wav,"Are they products of the language features (or lack thereof), a highly optimized compiler, or something else?"
data/3366.wav,"Why does Go not have generic
  types?"
data/3367.wav,"Update, what I am mostly concerned about is the practical issues depending upon the type being mutable or immutable."
data/3368.wav,Is the following the best way of obtaining the running user's home directory?
data/3369.wav,"So, I'm wondering whether all this makes sense, or rather just get back to good old locks."
data/3370.wav,Ideally i'd be able to run the :make command from vim and utilize errorformat on my builds.
data/3371.wav,"As far as I know there will be no xslt library in the the near future
and currently there is no binding to a xslt library in go."
data/3372.wav,I am hoping there is something I can do to remedy this!
data/3373.wav,"In Python, for example, I can do the following:"
data/3374.wav,"I changed TARG and DEPS today to point to the Google code repository as shown above, following this advice."
data/3375.wav,The problem I've just faced is what to do in the following case:
data/3376.wav,"I am trying to look at the go code I've committed via gitg and in the ""tree tab"" it says:"
data/3377.wav,"In Go, how do you create the instance of an object from its type at run time?"
data/3378.wav,There is also a syntax file on vim.org.
data/3379.wav,Still unable to figure it out.
data/3380.wav,I'm looking to give the 'Go' programming language a try but I'm having trouble getting even a simple test example to work.
data/3381.wav,I also need to include appengine packages and use init() instead of main().
data/3382.wav,"In python, we use backslash to indicate that the current statement continues to next line"
data/3383.wav,Is this consistent with other array referencing?
data/3384.wav,Is there a simple way to format a string in Go without printing the string?
data/3385.wav,But what if I install it with go get?
data/3386.wav,"When I browse a page that makes the call in a browser, the call is executed as intended."
data/3387.wav,I'm trying to encode a large number to a list of bytes(uint8 in Go).
data/3388.wav,How does one specify the maximum value representable for an unsigned integer type?
data/3389.wav,What libsox can provide and what I need is to take an incoming audio stream and divide it into frequency bands.
data/3390.wav,I have tried the following with no success:
data/3391.wav,I have read this but still not fully aware of the advantage of slice against array.So I am expecting somebody in SO explain better than it and I am sure you can :)
data/3392.wav,Running the above command give me the following message ..
data/3393.wav,I think that this ability may not even exist in an existing Go library and that it needs to be created.
data/3394.wav,"If you don't care about the index, you can use _:"
data/3395.wav,The filepath.Walk function takes a function callback.
data/3396.wav,Would you use Go with PostgreSQL for production and with what driver?
data/3397.wav,I am putting entities (as a datastore.PropertyList) into the datastore like this:
data/3398.wav,"I've been toying around Go for a couple of weeks now, so far so good."
data/3399.wav,"For me, I'm just wanting to write a program which finds the time it takes for a client to find a partial hash collision of x bits."
data/3400.wav,For the example above it would only have to look like some sort of green.
data/3401.wav,For this Euler problem you can just use ReadString:
data/3402.wav,"After one successful request (when the backend finishes it's work and replies the result), it gets looped forever with EOF error."
data/3403.wav,"The arguments for flag.Bool are (name string, value bool, usage string)"
data/3404.wav,"GOMAXPROCS(1) does the job technically, but that defeats the purpose of multithreading."
data/3405.wav,I'm trying to use go instead of python for my website on google app engine.
data/3406.wav,The Go language is a new programming language from Google.
data/3407.wav,If I've a type struct like
data/3408.wav,having a rough time working with struct fields using reflect package.
data/3409.wav,"Therefore, it makes sense to me to store this information in a struct like so:"
data/3410.wav,Then I can deploy the correct C wrapper shared library to the hosts and have it resolve at runtime
data/3411.wav,"When logging in Go with log.Println, I frequently get"
data/3412.wav,"It required passing a value (usually ignored) that is evaluated but discarded, plus a boolean that was nearly always the constant false."
data/3413.wav,and where to find the files to edit the grammar and whatnot?
data/3414.wav,"The SayName() method returns the type.Name() of the ""Parent""."
data/3415.wav,Below is a basic example.
data/3416.wav,"BUT, I'm a geek and would like to take to opportunity to learn something new."
data/3417.wav,How can I access the array in the template?
data/3418.wav,"Are such security practices common, or am I worrying too much?"
data/3419.wav,"What's not clear to me is the following:  if ByteSize and func (b ByteSize) String() string are both defined in a package somewhere, I import that package but want to customize the display of ByteSize by writing using my own string method, how does Go know whether to call my own string method or the previously defined string method?"
data/3420.wav,"What is the recommended way to express such a path in an OS agnostic way (ie backslashes in Windows, forward slashes in Mac and Linux)?"
data/3421.wav,How can I provide String automatically for all types implementing Node?
data/3422.wav,"For now it works, but I'm looking for the ""correct"" way, assuming there is one."
data/3423.wav,"I'm using Go for Google App Engine, which uses an older version of Go."
data/3424.wav,"The goal is to have a single map where I can store these values and when looking at the map, I could use switch x."
data/3425.wav,Is it possible to emulate the same concept in Haskell?
data/3426.wav,What I want to know is what is the best way to stop this goroutine?
data/3427.wav,The GO file reads extremely similar to glut.go:
data/3428.wav,Also I checked the downloaded file and it is a 7007 bytes PNG image.
data/3429.wav,"Say, my program is called ""foo(.exe)""."
data/3430.wav,Or is the condition executed each time?
data/3431.wav,Package html provides functions for escaping and unescaping HTML text.
data/3432.wav,Update: I've just investigated in goroutines performance a little and got such a results:
data/3433.wav,"""This request caused a new process to be started for your application,
and thus caused your application code to be loaded for the first time."
data/3434.wav,I'm not sure that Python's Queue can do this.
data/3435.wav,Is it possible to do that in Go language?
data/3436.wav,"As I said above, this partially worked."
data/3437.wav,But it seems like they're not.
data/3438.wav,"(ps: i don't have the uid, only username)"
data/3439.wav,Package embed provides access to files embedded in the running Go program.
data/3440.wav,My full sample program (2D only for now!)
data/3441.wav,"When discussing the matter on Bitcoin forum, someone mentioned that there could be some problems with getting that midstate hash."
data/3442.wav,"For more, I define it like,"
data/3443.wav,Sprintf is what you are looking for.
data/3444.wav,"I'm writing a small program with an interpreter, I would like to pipe any command that is not recognized by my shell to bash, and print the output as if written in a normal terminal."
data/3445.wav,Is it possible to increment a minor version number automatically each time a Go app is compiled?
data/3446.wav,"(i.e., using an XUtilConnection struct to call methods in several different modules.)"
data/3447.wav,Would be correct the next way to implement the methods attached to an interface?
data/3448.wav,So my current file structure is:
data/3449.wav,Does anyone know of a way to read the metadata and or properties of a file using the go language?
data/3450.wav,How can I write a demo.go program that prints the installation path of demo.exe?
data/3451.wav,"As for the practicality, this is to run at about 20 million times per second (stack depth can range from 1 through 25 max later on)."
data/3452.wav,We've been talking about threads in my operating system class a lot lately and one question has come to my mind.
data/3453.wav,This error is saying that it cannot find numbers.go.
data/3454.wav,"As far as I understand at the moment: functions are ""global"", which means I do not have to import a package to use functions, they are always there."
data/3455.wav,More advanced requirement would be to make some container for objects with a field of a particular type?
data/3456.wav,"I was wondering if there was some trick to be able to pass values directly to this function or, failing that, a neater way of converting the string slice to an empty interface one?"
data/3457.wav,"Something like this, but for a number of channels more than two:"
data/3458.wav,Have a look at the syscall package now...
data/3459.wav,Can you please tell me what is the right way to do this and if any permissions have to be set on the appengine console?
data/3460.wav,This has actually been a serious issue in a project in a company I worked at.
data/3461.wav,But the code below throw errors.
data/3462.wav,This is what I have so far:
data/3463.wav,To help quantify things.
data/3464.wav,I want to learn the idiomatic Go way of dealing with hierarchies like this.
data/3465.wav,Is that declared on the stack in the same way it would be in C or does it go on the heap too?
data/3466.wav,"But when I try to put the template in a file, it does not work (Execute() says: ""alex"" is an incomplete or empty template):"
data/3467.wav,Is there a Go port for this architecture?
data/3468.wav,I just find the way Haskell works interesting and like to use it to do my little chores.
data/3469.wav,"where Set, the type of treats, is an interface with the following definition:"
data/3470.wav,"I do very little C, but when I do it's to make small extensions to other languages."
data/3471.wav,The goal is to have a map of configuration data.
data/3472.wav,I've looked at the Go rsa package.
data/3473.wav,This code reproduces the problem:
data/3474.wav,I want to make a compiler for my own programming language.
data/3475.wav,"I do ""cgo hello_cgo.go"" and get:"
data/3476.wav,Could someone help me?
data/3477.wav,Which one is preferred?
data/3478.wav,"I can read and write to these channels, and so communicate easily between routines that can run concurrently."
data/3479.wav,Does anyone know how to check for a file access date and time?
data/3480.wav,"But in order for that to be possible, p would have to have a declaration like such:"
data/3481.wav,"I could of course convert the big integers to strings and use the string as a key, but I'm looking for a more general solution here."
data/3482.wav,Is this the recommended way to check for errors in Go?
data/3483.wav,one solution is to have bitshift macros for each field you want to access:
data/3484.wav,So how do I set and get a field inside a struct?
data/3485.wav,"So, that's for the story: for now, I'm able to get the content of each JavaScript files but..."
data/3486.wav,Blog post about callbacks between C and Go
data/3487.wav,I have a feeling that this problem is really about python installation than anything else
data/3488.wav,Can you please explain what exactly capacity means for slices.
data/3489.wav,How do I do it in Go?
data/3490.wav,What's the best way to proceed?
data/3491.wav,"I was just reading about how Google Go makes each thread with a reduced stack size by default, and then links to new stacks if an overflow would occur ( see page 16 in here )."
data/3492.wav,Set the command's Stdin field before executing it.
data/3493.wav,"But if I send another value to one of the channels from main, it suddenly blocks:"
data/3494.wav,"My program can't access to internet when put in android terminal, but in linux works fine."
data/3495.wav,The threads Ai only do asynchronous sends.
data/3496.wav,Here's an introduction.
data/3497.wav,The program prints 1 and then seems to loop forever (without printing anything more).
data/3498.wav,I can reduce execution time quite a bit by circumventing my calling conventions.
data/3499.wav,"See ""Slices: usage and internals"""
data/3500.wav,"One way to do this is with the cmd.Output() function, but this prints the stdout only after the process has exited."
data/3501.wav,"My next attempt is to expose an interface that expects GetAttr, ReadLink etc, and then generate C.struct_fuse_operations and bind the function pointers to closures that call the given interface."
data/3502.wav,"Is it a bug in my program, or is it a problem with go runtime?"
data/3503.wav,"launch 1020 clients, got runtime error with long trace stacks."
data/3504.wav,it uses key not keys):
data/3505.wav,No problem doing that so far.
data/3506.wav,"A node with a lower distance value is assumed to be
  more desirable."
data/3507.wav,Can I iterate over a slice or array using a for?
data/3508.wav,"however, those variables will not be defined until the code runs."
data/3509.wav,How do I annotate the type to provide field(s) for this?
data/3510.wav,Is it possible to start a windows process from Google Go?
data/3511.wav,As far as I've searched the common way to parallelize a method call is to do something like:
data/3512.wav,"In addition to The Go Programming Language Specification, you should read Effective Go."
data/3513.wav,I'm still looking for a working algorithm.
data/3514.wav,"I am some 'memory allocator' type code, by using an array and indexes rather than pointers."
data/3515.wav,"While it is logical for large corporations to expend time, effort and money on IT experiments, for small companies and individuals it can be a catastrophe because the risk is not spread."
data/3516.wav,Is the Google TV expecting a client cert maybe?
data/3517.wav,(type) to find out what the value is.
data/3518.wav,"I've followed step by step the instructions, but always I get the same results."
data/3519.wav,I would like to be able to build and run Go code from within vim with access to quickfix window if there are compilation errors.
data/3520.wav,"It seems to me, that in order to have access to one of the exported fields, you would have to be able to write something like."
data/3521.wav,"In June 2020, a new draft design document was published that would add the necessary syntax to Go for declaring generic functions and types."
data/3522.wav,Is the convention for naming slices in Go?
data/3523.wav,"The server can receive data from the client, but it can't send the data back."
data/3524.wav,I think it's probably an issue with the port so I've submitted a ticket under issues in gomingw project page.
data/3525.wav,Also many other languages benefit from splitting up code into logical groupings within a directory structure to improve organization.
data/3526.wav,This implementation I think I understand.
data/3527.wav,"html5Page and xhtmlPage), and is extensible as outlined above without resorting to copying and editing the library directly."
data/3528.wav,"At runtime this generates very gruff error messages, without the better diagnostics given for compile time errors."
data/3529.wav,"As jnml comments,  the language syntax is correct for blocks."
data/3530.wav,"If my go program can be executed in different ways (cron, monit, etc..), what's the most reliable way to get the directory that contains the executable, during runtime?"
data/3531.wav,What I'm really trying to do is extract the original file name (which is deleted) from the symlink.
data/3532.wav,Without the nil check (which I shouldn't have to do) in next() I get
data/3533.wav,Encountered a strange error when I tried to compile following code:
data/3534.wav,JIT compilation of portable bytecode has proved to be an extremely effective strategy.
data/3535.wav,Are the rules for naming other things e.g.
data/3536.wav,I compile a program with Go for various platforms and run it by calling a relative path or just by its name (if it is in the PATH variable).
data/3537.wav,"We don't feel an urgency for
  them, although we understand some
  programmers do."
data/3538.wav,"So I guess, first I need something like StructByName() and after that use it for MethodByName(), is that right!"
data/3539.wav,"Later, I ported that program to Windows, and I got this error :"
data/3540.wav,My question is can capacity be less than length?
data/3541.wav,I need help understanding how to demonize a process in Go.
data/3542.wav,"I wish to avoid having Go allocate memory for each call, but I failed to get the address to my string literal."
data/3543.wav,The exact message that gets logged is:
data/3544.wav,"But this seems like a really messy situation to me, and would prevent the kind of semantics I'd like."
data/3545.wav,And managed to write something like:
data/3546.wav,"Actually, I just found the answer to this after writing the question, and it is very subtle."
data/3547.wav,I'm not sure how I could mess up the handler.
data/3548.wav,"When a signal (like os.Interrupt) is sent to a process, does the process waits until finish the process?"
data/3549.wav,"I want to be able to read stats about the file if it is just a file, and be able to read the files within the directory if it is a directory"
data/3550.wav,"anyway, i am fetching the instruction and decoding it."
data/3551.wav,"I want to make m drop the ""key1"" without copying the entire map by iterating over its keys (which could get big in some uses)."
data/3552.wav,It's when you have pointer to pointer problems arise.
data/3553.wav,Could anybody tell me a good place to start (besides the tutorial)?
data/3554.wav,I'm writing a program in Go that executes a server like program (also Go).
data/3555.wav,Can anyone give me some insight on why this might be?
data/3556.wav,I'm wondering how I can structure this example code to help avoid null pointer dereference panics:
data/3557.wav,"More specifically, that a mutation to the value of one variable would effect the value of the other variable also."
data/3558.wav,That seems redundant but I can't figure out how to do it in an other way.
data/3559.wav,Is there some way to do conditional compilation or conditional imports?
data/3560.wav,The directions for installing doozer as follows:
data/3561.wav,"It prints odd numbers first, and then even numbers."
data/3562.wav,I see that Date in DateValue is anonymous and therefore func (Date) String is being used by DateValue.
data/3563.wav,I can't see anything in the Go spec that says what an array is indexed by.
data/3564.wav,"Put differently, what determines the iteration order of the keys in"
data/3565.wav,Any advice on how to update this to work with the current Go implementation?
data/3566.wav,Can anybody inform me what is wrong with the code logic.
data/3567.wav,I wonder how to secure it from for example someone obtaining the binary and searching for it in some hex viewer.
data/3568.wav,"But, it is giving me this error ""cannot use time.Nanoseconds() (type int64) as type int in function argument""."
data/3569.wav,For every file in a list of input files:
data/3570.wav,It would also be interesting to just read through them.
data/3571.wav,Is there a way that I can ensure that free_c_type is called whenever a Wrapper instance is finalized?
data/3572.wav,I also prefer absolute path so that I can keep the file anywhere
data/3573.wav,"I was told that runtime.FuncForPC would help, but I failed to understand how to use it."
data/3574.wav,I want to write three concurrent routines that sends integer to each other.
data/3575.wav,"Dave Astels at Engine Yard wrote in 2009:

Go is extremely easy to dive into."
data/3576.wav,"I am querying a collection that includes an integer value among it's values, and loading resulting documents into this struct:"
data/3577.wav,I am porting over some Java code into Google's Go language and I converting all code except I am stuck on just one part after an amazingly smooth port.
data/3578.wav,That resulted in a warning from the browser but did not load the form and did not change the URL.
data/3579.wav,"For a string, array, pointer to array, or slice a, the primary
  expression"
data/3580.wav,This does not compile.
data/3581.wav,"I have tried several ways to cast a float to an int, what I want is to truncate a float so I only get the integer part."
data/3582.wav,But read from response.Body always empty.
data/3583.wav,I am tryig to install doozer and doozed and I am having a hard time dealing with go isntall.
data/3584.wav,"I got nothing... No errors, no message... What happens?"
data/3585.wav,That means that SWIG is a good way to leverage an existing codebase to reuse already written algorithms.
data/3586.wav,"In Go's crypto library, the curves are defined by parameters P, N, B, Gx, Gy and BitSize."
data/3587.wav,"Should I implement captcha for user registration, or does using the OpenID already prevent the service from a bot attack?"
data/3588.wav,it successfully creates the _go_.6 file.
data/3589.wav,I ran just go clean and now have:
data/3590.wav,What can I put in the settings to obtain that ?
data/3591.wav,"Like Java and others like it, if I want to remove a block of code I can use a const value and surround the code with an if."
data/3592.wav,"The time has come, however, to pursue concurrency and parallelism for performance gains."
data/3593.wav,The compiler rejected .ReadAll and other things I tried.
data/3594.wav,I realize that Go does not have classes but pushes the idea of structs instead.
data/3595.wav,I have tried several different Sender addresses but non seem to work consistently.
data/3596.wav,removing lines 21 and 22 produces:
data/3597.wav,Our Bus now now has to adhere to a new interface called PersonalSpaceLaw which is distinct from any of the other interfaces it already implements
data/3598.wav,It is OK if some parts of the generated Go code need to be corrected by hand.
data/3599.wav,Example: I'd like to store these items:
data/3600.wav,or am I even asking the correct question?
data/3601.wav,I just need to know how ArrayList would work in Go
data/3602.wav,"I'd like to use session variables, like the kind in PHP (variables that are available from one page to the next and unique for a user session)."
data/3603.wav,Now I'm really confused about how on earth this works.
data/3604.wav,Implementations in C or Go are also welcome but pseudocode will do just fine.
data/3605.wav,I think it's related to Vim and nano running inside the terminal emulator instead of creating an external window.
data/3606.wav,"I have a small program that consists of three files, all belonging to the same package (main)."
data/3607.wav,"the file looks like ""1 4 0 0 2 5 ...etc"", and I want it in the form of an array (or, preferably, a 2 dimensional array where each new line is separated as well)."
data/3608.wav,Can anyone tell my why this wouldn't compile?
data/3609.wav,Use a Go type switch or type assertion to distinguish between the Hdr and Blk types.
data/3610.wav,"Take advantage of its unique features, like its goroutines and channels for concurrency, or its interface based type system."
data/3611.wav,Use the time.Now() function and the time.Format() method.
data/3612.wav,Update: I guess this announcement helps a bit.
data/3613.wav,"The database is used by different processes internally, and as such have a common naming scheme."
data/3614.wav,It is implemented like this.
data/3615.wav,I've set the Env for my environment and go installation.
data/3616.wav,"But then I'd have to decode again into a proper struct, I think."
data/3617.wav,"If a finalizer must run for a long time, it should do so by starting a new goroutine."
data/3618.wav,"I tried using syscall.Read, but it echoes what is typed."
data/3619.wav,"If not, is there any particular reason why pointer equality is not allowed?"
data/3620.wav,Have I discovered a bug or is this surprise intentional for some reason?
data/3621.wav,panic: binary.Write: invalid type int
data/3622.wav,Made a slice where capacity is less than the length
data/3623.wav,I have a server that exposes its services over rpc and a client that uses these services.
data/3624.wav,"Please give me some advices or comparations between them to let me decide, thank you."
data/3625.wav,"Technically, each thread really only needs a small part of the file at a time, so in the future, I may change this implementation to use mmap(), especially if the file gets too big."
data/3626.wav,"To pass messages to the hub, use this javascript:"
data/3627.wav,Slices are references.
data/3628.wav,If 'Yes' then why this error came?
data/3629.wav,But that seems kind of ugly.
data/3630.wav,Is there any decent way to do this in Go?
data/3631.wav,Is there any way to get around this other than adding a dummy return statement at the end of the function?
data/3632.wav,What are the alternative ways to declare the function english of type Greeting?
data/3633.wav,I was doing a simple linked list interface to learn about Go interfaces when I stumbled upon this apparent inconsistency.
data/3634.wav,"The Go tree has been updated to use the new template
  package."
data/3635.wav,"Is it possible from in routine 1, if some condition met, stop whole program execution ?"
data/3636.wav,I am trying to learn Go and have installed Go MinGW but I cannot find out how to actually compile a .go file ANYWHERE.
data/3637.wav,Any named type has a method set associated with it.
data/3638.wav,"So I must be using channels incorrectly, Any help?"
data/3639.wav,I was thinking some kind of memcpy (if I kept the user fields in the same order).
data/3640.wav,But how to do this in GO?
data/3641.wav,"But combined with Semicolon injection, it means you should really:"
data/3642.wav,So why does Go use its very own code generator?
data/3643.wav,"I suspect I could using reflection, but I want to keep it trivial."
data/3644.wav,Do structs have any sort of initialization function that can be called similar to a __construct() function of a class?
data/3645.wav,"the raw functions provided in the standard library seem really low level, they return byte arrays."
data/3646.wav,Can anybody show me by giving a simple example how to implement above specified example by using WaitGroup.
data/3647.wav,"So, you can't use that, sorry."
data/3648.wav,At this moment I get a nil pointer panic.
data/3649.wav,"In C, I find this one."
data/3650.wav,I tried to find the error but I could not able to find any error in code logic.Can anybody help me to find the mistake with my code.
data/3651.wav,I checked this with simultaneous run of several executables and System Monitor.
data/3652.wav,I like using shebangs to run my Perl scripts directly:
data/3653.wav,Am I supposed to be detecting the .go filetype as described in new filetype section?
data/3654.wav,I'm just a guy who creates simple programs to solve simple problems in my daily research routine in a discipline not at all related to CS.
data/3655.wav,I was playing with the go HTTP package.
data/3656.wav,In the working example below I wish all out to be drained before exit is handled.
data/3657.wav,I have a program that has many goroutines reading and writing to a map type.
data/3658.wav,"After they are evaluated, the parameters of the call
  are passed by value to the function and the called function begins
  execution."
data/3659.wav,Here is this C function declaration
data/3660.wav,"however, ForkExec above only creates the file and writes nothing in it."
data/3661.wav,The Go template package has recently been rewritten.
data/3662.wav,I'd like to parse Python source in order to try making a basic source code converter from Python to Go.
data/3663.wav,"now, i'm stucking in error str.String() because str don't have method String()."
data/3664.wav,Is this not possible to do?
data/3665.wav,Is thread B guaranteed to finish a receive operation in a bounded number of cpu cycles or is there a (theoretical) possibility that thread A can put the channel into a state where thread B needs to wait for the OS to resume thread A?
data/3666.wav,I don't understand what the ... means.
data/3667.wav,Are there stable libraries for each?
data/3668.wav,I chose the recursive approach and came up with this:
data/3669.wav,If they have any pointers.
data/3670.wav,0x is supposed to start a hexadecimal literal but these are not characters that are possible in a hexadecimal number.
data/3671.wav,What I'm receiving in Java looks like:
data/3672.wav,Would be correct the next one?
data/3673.wav,"Requiring client code to export to get this functionality feels unfortunate, especially if lower case is providing encapsulation or the decision to marshal structures comes much later than design of them."
data/3674.wav,I'm writing a program that is not library and is a single package.
data/3675.wav,"I am trying to get one assignment, no matter which one, so I think I should first select a pending task and try to assign it, keeping it just in the case the updating was successful."
data/3676.wav,What's the point of pointers in this case?
data/3677.wav,"One of these studies compared the size  and speed of programs written by a seasoned programmer not familiar with the language and corrections to these programs by a Go expert , doing the same for Chapel, Cilk and Intel TBB."
data/3678.wav,Where do I set the content type when doing rest.Resource(...) ?
data/3679.wav,The function Read has as parameter an array of bytes.
data/3680.wav,"Thanks, Mark Random."
data/3681.wav,"If not, what is the preferred way of writing strings spanning multiple lines?"
data/3682.wav,I try to write a function which takes any other function and wraps a new function around it.
data/3683.wav,I'm trying to parse a json stream in Go.
data/3684.wav,"My resulting code will be open source, of course."
data/3685.wav,"From the perspective of Linus, I understand that kernel code is ALL about corner cases."
data/3686.wav,I'm trying to port an algorithm from Python to Go.
data/3687.wav,Is there a way to get the output as a string?
data/3688.wav,"Is Go worthy language to learn with an assumption that ""SOMEDAY"" android might be based on GO."
data/3689.wav,"Given a typedef of: ""type ID int"""
data/3690.wav,I try to implement an initialization method for my own type.
data/3691.wav,I am not sure if libsox can do this.
data/3692.wav,"i have tried declaring the variables in main, however i get this error:"
data/3693.wav,Then it's a simple matter of checking finished whenever convenient.
data/3694.wav,"If no IP address is found, an empty string is returned."
data/3695.wav,Could the same kind of functionality also be achieved with an arbitrary number of input channels?
data/3696.wav,I see that godoc starts a server and apparently the package docs are all generated dynamically.
data/3697.wav,"I'm learning Go and can't understand one thing, why creators of this language do support simultaneous assignment?"
data/3698.wav,I would like to understand the interface type with a simple example of it's use in Go (Language).
data/3699.wav,This version seems to make a copy of the struct Foo when I call AddToEntry from the main function.
data/3700.wav,For example you can:
data/3701.wav,"As an example, there's no need to spend time lining up the comments on
  the fields of a structure."
data/3702.wav,The very newest official nVidia Quadro 5010M driver 296.35 is installed.
data/3703.wav,It is illegal for a package to import itself or to import a package without referring to any of its exported identifiers.
data/3704.wav,Should this not be a programmers choice how he wants to format his code?
data/3705.wav,I've been playing with the following:
data/3706.wav,What is a suitable alternative to this method?
data/3707.wav,I haven't seen anything equivalent in the standard packages or docs I've read.
data/3708.wav,"programming language , requested a name change of Google's language to prevent confusion with his language, which he had spent 10 years developing."
data/3709.wav,"My code here may be wrong since I do not completely know what I am doing yet (and if I am wrong please correct me), but would this be the best way to set this up?"
data/3710.wav,"This works fine, no complaints when saving or retrieving the stored entities (through code), however, when loading the Datastore Viewer, I get an error that says something like ""Error fetching entities: Property Foo is corrupt in the datastore"", and then there is a traceback with a bunch of references to internal GAE files and then this: ""UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0x85 in position 1: unexpected code byte""."
data/3711.wav,How am I meant to get the hash's string?
data/3712.wav,You could mmap to a larger element type (e.g.
data/3713.wav,"What is the algorithm for finding the rgb color that is the result of mixing the two colors, as they would appear when using paint?"
data/3714.wav,4.i have a cpu struct in which i have the registers etc.
data/3715.wav,Or should I be doing something completely different?
data/3716.wav,I will try to create my wrapper of libCURL for Go.
data/3717.wav,The manner in which you cause your program to terminate and print information is entirely up to you.
data/3718.wav,I don't know syntax of Go.
data/3719.wav,"It ""feels"" like going all private is the proper choice."
data/3720.wav,Is there any way for sending gob variables over TCP ?
data/3721.wav,"Tried this first hello, world from the documentation, and wanted to read the Host and Scheme from the request:"
data/3722.wav,How could I express that with mgo driver for Go?
data/3723.wav,What's going on here?
data/3724.wav,"If it does, the receiver must be a pointer."
data/3725.wav,is it possible to get the reflect.Type of t1 without having to instantiate it?
data/3726.wav,There is a reflect package in go.
data/3727.wav,"Google's Go language has a similar syntax (though different enough I suppose) and semantics, though with garbage collection, polymorphism, etc., built into the language."
data/3728.wav,Go doesn't provide assertions.
data/3729.wav,EDIT: answering further peterSO questions:
data/3730.wav,"The timespan between application being uploaded to GAE, having its variable set and a new process being created is less than a minute."
data/3731.wav,Is there any Go idiom that stipulates whether my identifiers should be all public or all private?
data/3732.wav,Is there a more elegant way to get values from a heap.Interface than having to dereference them with heap.Pop(&h).
data/3733.wav,I've cut most of the code out.
data/3734.wav,"I have a resource that gets generated intermittently (say every second or so), and I want all requests for this resource to wait until the next time it is generated."
data/3735.wav,I'm trying to understand concurrency in Go.
data/3736.wav,"The driver let connect, close, reconnect to a tcp port, but not sure how should i manage it (see the link)."
data/3737.wav,"Exception handling was initially omitted in Go due to lack of a ""design that gives value proportionate to the complexity""."
data/3738.wav,"For example: replace the following five lines with an array of channels, with a size of 5:"
data/3739.wav,YYYYMMDDhhmmss format.
data/3740.wav,"Either way, any help would be much appreciated."
data/3741.wav,"However, the program seems to scale very badly."
data/3742.wav,"Server ""A"" would need to be able to broadcast data to the other online server instances."
data/3743.wav,"So, My question is, how do you write Modules in Go?"
data/3744.wav,Why does the regexp package in Go no support decent regexp?
data/3745.wav,It shouldn't be a text encoding issue.
data/3746.wav,"In languages with automatic garbage collection like Haskell or Go, how can the garbage collector find out which values stored on the stack are pointers to memory and which are just numbers?"
data/3747.wav,"EDIT(2, context):
I'm not learned in Computer Science, specially in concurrency."
data/3748.wav,"To test this setup, I need to introduce packet losses and delays."
data/3749.wav,"I am wondering if it is possible to send such data to and from GAE using Post method directly, or is it better to just encode it as a hex dump and transfer is at text (thusly increasing its size a couple times)?"
data/3750.wav,How can I ensure that a type implements an interface at compile time?
data/3751.wav,Is there a markup library (such as markdown or reST) in go language?
data/3752.wav,"I'm implementing both sides of the connection, so the specification of data format is depending only on me."
data/3753.wav,I also checked curl.haxx.se list of bindings with no success for Go.
data/3754.wav,I've been looking around the makefiles and I see it builds a Make.deps but couldn't figure out how it selects the packages that are included.
data/3755.wav,I have come up with two ways to stop it manually: (1) with a global stop variable that all such goroutines would check every loop and (2) with a stop channel.
data/3756.wav,Can someone tell me where to go from here?
data/3757.wav,the language has been designed to be easy to analyze and can be parsed without a symbol table
data/3758.wav,"However, when I try to run the tests with gotest, I get a compile error:"
data/3759.wav,"I always read about the horrible thing that ""goto"" is."
data/3760.wav,"The log message for the first 40 or so  items, and then it repeats, and repeats."
data/3761.wav,"The tool that should support this, ""go get"", sets up the dependent packages' source control repo."
data/3762.wav,I also have a map that should have a key for each function.
data/3763.wav,What could be causing this?
data/3764.wav,"I am on Ubuntu, if that matters."
data/3765.wav,What tool to use to convert C source code into Go source code?
data/3766.wav,"I'm not returning a pointer (as the original object I'm returning might be modified later), so I can't just return nil."
data/3767.wav,The confusing thing about it: yesterday it worked xD (before I migrated ReadConfig into its own .go file)
data/3768.wav,The problem with this is the type enforcement is only enforced at runtime.
data/3769.wav,A lot of concurrent goroutines will iterate over this slice to find a certain object in it and use it.
data/3770.wav,I'm using a portable unzipped version of Go!
data/3771.wav,I wanted to process request in parallel as I do in java.
data/3772.wav,"In particular, the following scenarios are relevant:"
data/3773.wav,It used less than 1.5 Mb RAM.
data/3774.wav,"I am trying to figure out how to launch an external editor from within a Go program, wait for the user to close the editor, and then continue execution of the program."
data/3775.wav,"This makes x reachable again, but now without an associated finalizer."
data/3776.wav,And this is presented to the client:
data/3777.wav,"Of the omitted language features, the designers explicitly argue against assertions and pointer arithmetic, while defending the choice to omit type inheritance as giving a more useful language, encouraging instead the use of interfaces to achieve dynamic dispatch and composition to reuse code."
data/3778.wav,"If any of those was already the perfect technology for my problem, please provide tutorials etc."
data/3779.wav,I could also do something like:
data/3780.wav,to get the source code.
data/3781.wav,"A defer statement pushes a function
  call onto a list."
data/3782.wav,"Now, when try to connect to a no sql db with very basic driver support, it is my responsibility to manage the connection."
data/3783.wav,The Go language creators write:
data/3784.wav,What is preferred (or right) way to group large number of related constants in the Go language?
data/3785.wav,or should i go back to c?).
data/3786.wav,"I downloaded the source code, compiled the first file with make and I can see the object is generated:"
data/3787.wav,I'm playing with Go (first time ever) and I want to build a tool to retrieve images from Internet and cut them (even resize) but I'm stuck on the first step.
data/3788.wav,I understand that I can't use SQL for updating the datastore but I'm not sure what else would work.
data/3789.wav,I'd like to know how others keep main from exiting.
data/3790.wav,Is this possible without doing a bunch of manual plumbing?
data/3791.wav,"but why have an extra parameter list just for the ""receiver"", as I think it's called?"
data/3792.wav,I'd like to see some demos that show off the power of Go.
data/3793.wav,Then I create another peg puzzle then do a move on it which adds a move to its movesAlreadyDone vector.
data/3794.wav,"Trying to figure out where the problem lies, I found the reducer collecting and aggregating data is to blame."
data/3795.wav,I just wonder if this style of handling errors has any advantages?
data/3796.wav,"I am running a server with Go programming language, and when I load the server in the browser, the temp handler function is called and the getjson.html file is served by this temp Handler function."
data/3797.wav,"Normally I would show my broken code here, but I've got several versions, each with their own problems, and I don't imagine including them will actually add any clarity to my question, which is already getting quite long."
data/3798.wav,"When I run the program, I get this:"
data/3799.wav,I've installed the Go release version as root.
data/3800.wav,I tried to imitate this is go:
data/3801.wav,"I know that I can wrap all the operations in a single transaction, but how can I ensure that the update is not miscalculated because of multiple users without using a single update operation like the SQL shown?"
data/3802.wav,"Hi there I just want to create a simple golang applications, which posts a new dent at identi.ca using"
data/3803.wav,"Please tell me how can I get ""123""."
data/3804.wav,"I'm already keeping my own stack as you can see below, so the function needs to no params or return values."
data/3805.wav,where it's suggested that the index
data/3806.wav,Following code gives a error at runtime.
data/3807.wav,"I'm not talking about the algorithm by itself (I know there are better algorithms to factorize semiprime numbers), but about the way I parallelized it."
data/3808.wav,"Here, in my system, the output is 19 digits nanoseconds."
data/3809.wav,I could build a thin C wrapper as a shared library and build it in 3 versions against the 3 versions of xen C bindings.
data/3810.wav,"Do I have to add multiple $GOPATHS, one for each project I'm developing?"
data/3811.wav,So my question is: which type should the array be?
data/3812.wav,Other than platform type issues (JVM or not) what are the functional differences that would lead one to choose one or the other?
data/3813.wav,"This however is not possible (afaik), since the type declaration for point isn't exported."
data/3814.wav,"Can I make a map with a string key and ""anything"" as a value?"
data/3815.wav,I have found this library and have managed to send an attachment in an empty email but not to combine text and attachments.
data/3816.wav,How are people dealing with this?
data/3817.wav,which the goroutine writes upon completion.
data/3818.wav,"I was reading about Go, and I can see that it's very good and can be a language used by many developers in some months, but I want to decide a simple thing: Learn Go or improve my Python or Ruby knowledge?"
data/3819.wav,"But if I send an odd number of values (say, 1, 2 and 3), all values get printed."
data/3820.wav,I needed such a solution in a project so I decided to implement my own wrapper class around a async method call.
data/3821.wav,Are the instance startup times for go faster than Java's and Python's startup times?
data/3822.wav,is the actual character I'm looking for?
data/3823.wav,numbers_test.go looks like this:
data/3824.wav,"For example wikipedia says, in Erlang 20 million processes can be created without degrading performance."
data/3825.wav,"Now, using the template library, how can i access say the 3rd element's FooBar in that slice?"
data/3826.wav,Is there a framework for cluster computing in Go?
data/3827.wav,"Along with sto, rcl and a whole lot more, there are three instructions for function calls:"
data/3828.wav,Because there i have:
data/3829.wav,How do I import locally from a parent directory?
data/3830.wav,Is there an existing equivalent in Go?
data/3831.wav,"I'm trying to understand how encryption using the CTR mode works, so I created these functions to test it:"
data/3832.wav,"But, isn't it only for header files, as per the manual?"
data/3833.wav,However after calling the method the variable is unchanged in main().
data/3834.wav,"However, if both channels contains data, I want one to be drained before the other is handled."
data/3835.wav,"Go is influenced by C , but with an emphasis on greater simplicity and safety."
data/3836.wav,"Because Bar is not really a method, it accepts Foo as parameter (like self in Python's bound methods)."
data/3837.wav,My problem is how to place the comma properly for the last (or the first) element.
data/3838.wav,I'm writing a function that returns a sequence of numbers of variable length:
data/3839.wav,The sample given at the top of template is what I'm working with.
data/3840.wav,"For instance, passing an int value to a function
  makes a copy of the int, and passing a pointer value makes a copy of
  the pointer, but not the data it points to."
data/3841.wav,"After 1500 images, top looks like this:"
data/3842.wav,"In the handler function there is code iterating over a list of data, processing it, and aggregating a results."
data/3843.wav,Why did Google include it?
data/3844.wav,"You readers are much better equipped to answer this question then I am, what do you think?"
data/3845.wav,The following is returning a value of 0 for     fmt.Println(factorial(r))
data/3846.wav,"So, post some cool code you've written with Go."
data/3847.wav,I am trying to get started with Go and the documentation is very good.
data/3848.wav,"additionally, the ""lookup"" function is not yet written, which it just returns what it is passed."
data/3849.wav,"As in all languages in the C family,
  everything in Go is passed by value."
data/3850.wav,Is there some way to encode a HTTP Post message as a website url that would execute on the app engine as if the user sent the Post from the website?
data/3851.wav,"If you run this locally, it works."
data/3852.wav,"This will do for now, but I want to make this a prerequisite in an interface."
data/3853.wav,"Target function example:

Test code :

It is possible to run tests in parallel."
data/3854.wav,"and finally, my Makefile looks like this:"
data/3855.wav,"Specifically, where are io.reader and io.writer interfaces defined?"
data/3856.wav,Benchmarks are often unreliable and are subject to interpretation.
data/3857.wav,Is there a more idiomatic way to do this?
data/3858.wav,I have the following construct:
data/3859.wav,"Is it enough to assign a nil value to ""key1"", or will that still keep the key in the map structure with an assigned value of nil?"
data/3860.wav,I'm getting a permission denied error when I make a call to another web service from within my go code.
data/3861.wav,I have to reconnect the backend from my home pc with the hub each time I get a message to get this working properly.
data/3862.wav,"I do trust Ken Thompson to do way better than the Java implementers, but why keep generics out?"
data/3863.wav,"It's usually CPU bound, but also gets blocked on IO when new data become available."
data/3864.wav,I'm new to Go (spent 30mins so far!)
data/3865.wav,"For instance, should the interface be in one file while the implementation is in another?"
data/3866.wav,"Is there a way to do this better, or not?"
data/3867.wav,This made me realize how hard it can be to understand and to debug some of these concurrency issues.
data/3868.wav,"So, is there any means to state that I want to pass any pointer?"
data/3869.wav,"A better strategy is hg update tip, then copy the exp directory or directories of interest somewhere and recompile it with whatever Go version you are using, Go 1.0.1, for example."
data/3870.wav,"Copying an interface
  value makes a copy of the thing stored in the interface value."
data/3871.wav,Can I wrap my structure into something (an interface?)
data/3872.wav,I'm writing a game in go.
data/3873.wav,The server sends a payload string that contains the number of times the task URL has been hit & the current time.
data/3874.wav,All files are in the same directory.
data/3875.wav,Now I want to have the stdout of the child program in my terminal window where I started the parent program.
data/3876.wav,What I really need to know is which generated files to process with which tools and in what order it needs to be done.
data/3877.wav,instead of (without any translation to the right charset)
data/3878.wav,"I'm having difficulty making it work, though."
data/3879.wav,"If there is an alternative solution, I would appreciate that as well."
data/3880.wav,But how can this be done in Go?
data/3881.wav,Are there any settings that I can check to ensure it is set up correctly?
data/3882.wav,"At the moment, it only really just creates a tree of elements and attributes, which I can modify and save."
data/3883.wav,"So if I really want my method called I could do that, but assume DateValue is really a very large object which I only want to pass by reference."
data/3884.wav,bar becomes an instance of HandlerFunc with foo as its ServeHTTP method.
data/3885.wav,"I can get the vector to work in my main function just fine, but I want to encapsulate it inside a struct for easier use."
data/3886.wav,"Now, I don't know which ""do something"" is throwing an error."
data/3887.wav,"In August 2018, the Go principal contributors published draft designs for generic programming and error handling and asked users to submit feedback."
data/3888.wav,"However, I fail to connect to the server with my version of Chromium (16.0.912.77)."
data/3889.wav,I have tested it and no... Can you please explain why not?
data/3890.wav,"If I send an even number of values(say, 1, 2, 3 and 4), the last one does not get printed."
data/3891.wav,I want to use a third party package that requires a newer version of Go (goauth).
data/3892.wav,I am starting a class project that regards adding some functionality to Go.
data/3893.wav,"Redirect replies to the request with a redirect to url, which may be a path relative to the request path."
data/3894.wav,Can anybody suggest me the web address where I can download it and some information about how to install it and commands for run a code?
data/3895.wav,I need to serialize some complex interface (template.Template).
data/3896.wav,One incorrect solution would be to use a temporary variable:
data/3897.wav,"s is 'E', but what I want is ""123"""
data/3898.wav,"After unmarshal, I can access a the type by: data.Type"
data/3899.wav,The Java and Python GAE implementation seem quite a bit simpler (just call put() on the object).
data/3900.wav,Optional buffers store messages in FIFO order:�3�and allow sending goroutines to proceed before their messages are received.
data/3901.wav,"In the old language, to delete the entry with key k from the map represented by m, one wrote the statement,"
data/3902.wav,I am using mgo driver for MongoDB under Go.
data/3903.wav,What could possibly go wrong?
data/3904.wav,The Go Programming Language Specification
data/3905.wav,"The email address is a real address on gmail.com and the password is correct, and board.SMTPServer is smtp.googlemail.com:465."
data/3906.wav,So far I've written all base libraries I'm going to need for now and that worked out just perfect.
data/3907.wav,What would you learn next?
data/3908.wav,My standard of equality is pointer equality.
data/3909.wav,I've also tried one version before this latest one and the problem is present on that version as well.
data/3910.wav,Does anyone have experience with this?
data/3911.wav,"So, I know I am doing something wrong."
data/3912.wav,"If the receiver is large, a big struct for instance, it will be much cheaper to use a pointer receiver."
data/3913.wav,I am getting the output for the code below:
data/3914.wav,I was wondering if it would be possible to port the gtk gui framework to Go with the swig wrapper?
data/3915.wav,What I would like is to have something like:
data/3916.wav,is NewValue() still supported?
data/3917.wav,My Go program needs to know the current cpu usage percentage of all system and user processes.
data/3918.wav,I am using ubuntu 10.04 and 12.04.
data/3919.wav,"I wrote a stupid solution for this, any better recipe?"
data/3920.wav,The following code is how I append the API key to each query:
data/3921.wav,"I'm not sure how to determine what I've done wrong, I assume that somewhere fmt.Println has caught a panic generated by one of my own Stringer interface implementations, so as not to crash my program due to logging failure."
data/3922.wav,Cgo does not yet work with gccgo.
data/3923.wav,"Which applications were built using ""Go"" language ?"
data/3924.wav,Package plugin implements loading and symbol resolution of Go plugins.
data/3925.wav,The tool does not need to be perfect.
data/3926.wav,"barber() reads the shop channel to cut ""customers'"" hair."
data/3927.wav,"If I provide the default String on some base class, I lose access to the derived type (and thus the interface method Print)."
data/3928.wav,Here it's clear that the address of the return value is to be taken.
data/3929.wav,How does one implement the Singleton design pattern in the go programming language?
data/3930.wav,This resulted in following error....
data/3931.wav,ajax.html contains the following:
data/3932.wav,Here I paste my more simplified code.
data/3933.wav,but how can one then initialize that type?
data/3934.wav,For more detailed example check here
data/3935.wav,When I navigate to that directory in Terminal and type gomake I get this:
data/3936.wav,"Secp256k1 is defined by the SECG standard (SEC 2, part 2, Recommended Elliptic Curve Domain Parameters over p, page 15) in terms of parameters p, a, b, G compressed, G uncompressed, n and h."
data/3937.wav,But you don't have to answer all of them.
data/3938.wav,Is thread A1 still guaranteed to finish a send operation in a bounded number of cpu cycles?
data/3939.wav,"when running ""go build"", I still got compile error"
data/3940.wav,"For example, if we call the function below would we know how many (or the maximum number of) system threads would be created for n goroutines:"
data/3941.wav,"If true, how can this be done ?"
data/3942.wav,The hex dump from Wireshark looks like:
data/3943.wav,"In the following go snippet, what am I doing wrong?"
data/3944.wav,It is possible to execute the unit tests in the IDE too?
data/3945.wav,"I couldn't find anything on the Go specs, and I don't know how to google this either."
data/3946.wav,This may be slightly confusing as it is also for the go language.
data/3947.wav,"Found this, although I'm not sure if it's what you want."
data/3948.wav,"if not, how do we reclaim the knowledge from the perspective of a method receiving type T?"
data/3949.wav,"""declared and not used""(if variable is declared and not used 
anywhere it gives an error and does not compile the program) 
2."
data/3950.wav,The Go term to describe what you are looking for is an anonymous field.
data/3951.wav,There are some big changes between r60 and the current golang.
data/3952.wav,I want this handle to set the IP_MULTICAST_TTL via syscall.SetsockoptInt.
data/3953.wav,Do you have better alternatives?
data/3954.wav,"When I print out the values in that vector for the second one, it has the move in it from the first one along with the move from the second one."
data/3955.wav,I played around with Go a bit shortly after it came out.
data/3956.wav,What can I do to make them compatible?
data/3957.wav,"However, those packages are build with fixed memory usage in mind (no matter how large the file is) and are quite fast."
data/3958.wav,Whenever I set up the go compiler on my Mac and Linux systems I only ever get 6g built.
data/3959.wav,It's safe to do this even if the key is already absent from the map.
data/3960.wav,"I've Googled and poked around the Go website, but I can't find an explanation for Go's extraordinary build times."
data/3961.wav,What about slices of myObject?
data/3962.wav,I want to include an example.go file that runs examples from the coolstuff API.
data/3963.wav,If you have mq patches applied and you pull will your repository be damaged?
data/3964.wav,Read the Go Programming Language Specification.
data/3965.wav,"Edit more details, since a couple people asked."
data/3966.wav,I can't seem to figure out why this doesn't work.
data/3967.wav,and then blocks until the main ends.
data/3968.wav,"But this is being hosted on github, and I'd like to be able to have others use the go get command to install it."
data/3969.wav,"Yes, you can call another method from your Get() method."
data/3970.wav,There are two problems that I don't know how to address
data/3971.wav,Do i have to create a new connection for each db request?
data/3972.wav,but I want that it can be finished when the error is found.
data/3973.wav,However I see no way of calling os.Timeout on the returned os.Error.
data/3974.wav,Any ideas on how this could be accomplished?
data/3975.wav,How do I use the fmt.Scanf function in Go to get an integer input from the standard input?
data/3976.wav,Imagine that I have a byte array such as:
data/3977.wav,"While I plan to use the implementation on EC2, it could hypothetically be used anywhere."
data/3978.wav,My understanding is that Go automatically promotes a local variable to the heap if its address is taken.
data/3979.wav,And it just keeps getting more and more kludgy.
data/3980.wav,Go is single threaded on App Engine.
data/3981.wav,Is there convenient way for initial a byte array?
data/3982.wav,The DuckTyper.Adapt method would use System.Reflection.Emit to build an adapter on the fly.
data/3983.wav,"I don't understand, am I supposed to declare anything there?"
data/3984.wav,Are there things specific to Go that I should take into account ?
data/3985.wav,I've created a simple Go application on a Mac for writing and reading data to and from a TCP connection.
data/3986.wav,Where go.example is the name of the repo.
data/3987.wav,A function call prefixed with the go keyword starts a function in a new goroutine.
data/3988.wav,I found myself confused with the array and slice data types.
data/3989.wav,"Googling did not turn up any suggestions for measuring latency from Go, and general latency techniques always seem to be Linux binaries, which I'm hoping to avoid in the name of fewer dependencies."
data/3990.wav,What version of the product are you using?
data/3991.wav,Does the standard Go compiler (gc) support garbage collection yet?
data/3992.wav,Can someone please explain why the following code shuffles arr2?
data/3993.wav,"If I comment the entire _(""foo"") line then the program compiles."
data/3994.wav,"I thought 66 looked complex, so I rewrote it to this:"
data/3995.wav,Does Go provide something similar?
data/3996.wav,"I need something that reads till it encounters one out of couple of bytes (space, newline and tab mainly)."
data/3997.wav,"I am trying to write a go function that will read in lines in a text file, sort them (alphabetize), and overwrite them back to the file."
data/3998.wav,"But if I leave it commented out, I only get 1, 2 and 3."
data/3999.wav,"for example, having a database connect() function return a channel, as versus blocking while waiting for the connection to occur."
data/4000.wav,"A short variable declaration ... is a shorthand for a regular variable
  declaration with initializer expressions but no types..."
data/4001.wav,"See the section on
  method sets
  for details."
data/4002.wav,"Suppose the OS scheduler decides to interrupt thread A at the ""worst possible moment"" for an indefinite amount of time."
data/4003.wav,There is no return value.
data/4004.wav,Specs: OpenGL 4.2 (but the code doesn't need any 4.2 features obviously!
data/4005.wav,After correction following code worked:
data/4006.wav,"Then I moved to google appengine to take advantage of asynchronous nosql, and it was better, but still too slow."
data/4007.wav,"I can get it to work if I use Gvim instead of Vim, but it refuses to work with both Vim and nano."
data/4008.wav,"I get that Go garbage collects both values, so both of the above forms are fine."
data/4009.wav,"Why can't a pointer to a big.Int be dereferenced, whilst a pointer to an int can?"
data/4010.wav,"Using a setter function for a struct, but not working as anticipated:"
data/4011.wav,"Actually, I will use formatted time for another purpose."
data/4012.wav,Here's the ReplaceAll code snippet from the Go documentation:
data/4013.wav,Is that an unreasonable thing to do?
data/4014.wav,"Which function should I call for encoding, and which for decoding and how?"
data/4015.wav,I'm currently porting a pretty basic gallery application from PHP to Go.
data/4016.wav,"(you would need to have function inlining, but then wouldn't any type checking be pulled out of the loop?)."
data/4017.wav,"Basically, I encapsulate each operation inside a struct, which carries
the parameters and a response channel."
data/4018.wav,"EDIT: OK so I've been looking into this a little further, I've pretty much given up with the generics side of things (I understand this is not on the roadmap for Go) so I'm thinking of doing something similar to Haskell typeclasses with interfaces, e.g."
data/4019.wav,You need to export the User.name field so that the json package can see it.
data/4020.wav,"Now, when gcc complains about ""undefined reference to"", from what I google there could be various reasons..."
data/4021.wav,But what's happening to other Go tools:
data/4022.wav,Does anyone know what's wrong?
data/4023.wav,"and then have s.Foo(5) just be translated to a call to a function Foo(s, 5)?"
data/4024.wav,"While it compiles, the CAS will only swap what is stored in up and not in ptr."
data/4025.wav,"But, for me to use the syntax I must set the following"
data/4026.wav,"Which one of the two has better performance and memory usage for that use case, libxml2 or expat?"
data/4027.wav,"I am saving a struct which contains a string, which is the result of hashing the bytes of another string with MD5, and then encoding the hash sum bytes into a string with hex."
data/4028.wav,"Copying a map or
  slice value doesn't copy the data it points to."
data/4029.wav,This is what I'm trying right now:
data/4030.wav,However pprof shows addresses instead of function names in output:
data/4031.wav,"Thus, the returned
  slice may refer to a different underlying array."
data/4032.wav,The following code works as expected:
data/4033.wav,"For more information on how interface types work in Go, I recommend reading the Go specification on the subject."
data/4034.wav,The website communicates with the server through a simple HTTP Post.
data/4035.wav,where tail and next is of type:
data/4036.wav,I am trying to get a project started in Go and MongoDb.
data/4037.wav,Simply assigning x to a variable of type ipv4addr is a type error.
data/4038.wav,I just don't know what.
data/4039.wav,I'm having some trouble with strings in Golang.
data/4040.wav,Is the only option left to use sockets or other IPC for plugins?
data/4041.wav,Rename the name field to Name.
data/4042.wav,I want the parameter bar to be optional and default to 0 if nothing is passed through.
data/4043.wav,As we have %d for int.
data/4044.wav,Consider the following example.
data/4045.wav,"After a quick look at the documentation, I immediately started to think about integration with existing languages and applications and was wondering whether support would be provided for Protocol Buffers?"
data/4046.wav,I'm still happy to see better solutions though...
data/4047.wav,"Can it be done in one Split statement, splitting out "","" and leaving a comma to separate?"
data/4048.wav,"I'm very interested in the concurrency model of Google's Go programming language, with very lightweight goroutines and a system of communicating channels."
data/4049.wav,I was wondering the best way to do that in C.
data/4050.wav,(only taking to account the cost of the appengine resources not development time)
data/4051.wav,On what operating system?
data/4052.wav,The function main.main() takes no arguments and returns no value.
data/4053.wav,What is the workflow?
data/4054.wav,"Thank you for your input,
Fabian"
data/4055.wav,How do you ensure you get at least n bytes when reading from a file in Go?
data/4056.wav,I want to write an application in Java that will communicate with Google App Engine app written in Go by sending and receiving dynamic data.
data/4057.wav,"From the output, my understanding is, if I want to change the struct member in place, I must use pointer to the struct."
data/4058.wav,You'll learn that one feature in more depth.
data/4059.wav,"My guess is that I'm thinking about it wrong, and I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction for how to do this the ""Go way""."
data/4060.wav,"This is the program linked directly from the Go wiki for Windows Support, but all the tutorials talk about using 6g and gccgo etc."
data/4061.wav,The relevant portion of the code is:
data/4062.wav,How would I achieve this in Python?
data/4063.wav,"I've briefly looked at the gob package in Go and noticed a BSON package on the Go package dashboard, but I'm not sure if those apply."
data/4064.wav,"This following code (well, almost the same) counts page views under Linux allright, but counts them double under Windows."
data/4065.wav,"I have a struct A, extending (""subclassing"") it with struct B, like this:"
data/4066.wav,"The following code creates a usable instance of the struct, Car."
data/4067.wav,I understand that the Go programming language doesn't really support dynamic linking.
data/4068.wav,I have Go program that has a function defined.
data/4069.wav,Say i have a data structure like this:
data/4070.wav,"Generics may well be added at some
  point."
data/4071.wav,Appending to and copying slices
data/4072.wav,"The error ""stacktrace"" is quite long, and unfotunately, I don't have it now (I will post it later, after repeating the experiment)."
data/4073.wav,"The scope of the short variable declarations of the artist, album, and year variables in the switch case and default case clauses begins and ends within each clause (the innermost containing block)."
data/4074.wav,copy only works on slices (and string as a source).
data/4075.wav,But suppose I wanted to make some edits to the package.
data/4076.wav,"For the function argument, I want to pass in a method (FrobMethod) with a particular struct instance as the receiver (myFrob)."
data/4077.wav,How would I achieve this same functionality in Go?
data/4078.wav,Maybe to have a data type Channel a and a monad structure to enable mutable state and functions that work like the keyword go.
data/4079.wav,"I tried to create two goroutines
that chain the flow between them using two channels:"
data/4080.wav,"That requires repeating the func signature and arguments, which seems too verbose."
data/4081.wav,"This code can be fixed by adding the ending index for reslice, this way:"
data/4082.wav,Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?
data/4083.wav,"In the first request (GET), I create a form and send it to the user."
data/4084.wav,Options I am trying to research:
data/4085.wav,It seems that the second parameter is about how many times it matches.
data/4086.wav,I want to see whether it has a value.
data/4087.wav,"Can anybody tell me application domain of ""go"" language ?"
data/4088.wav,How may concurrent connections could a single AE Go instance maintain?
data/4089.wav,"Can anybody help me about, how can this be solved ?"
data/4090.wav,So Go has channel variables that are first class and can be passed around and returned by functions.
data/4091.wav,I am looking for a Go library providing CFG parsing (preferably not in Chomsky Normal Form).
data/4092.wav,It is also recommended to use pointer receiver for large types.
data/4093.wav,Is there something special I need to do in order for it to recognize the package?
data/4094.wav,"If you could compile it successfully, I like to know the procedures of how to."
data/4095.wav,I started learning go.
data/4096.wav,It is possible to use that package in my Google App Engine program?
data/4097.wav,I would want a variable that points to the address of the maps (to don't copy all variable).
data/4098.wav,The second option is zero or more values.
data/4099.wav,This starts a server that serves a main page and a download from an image.
data/4100.wav,Go is not a scripting language.
data/4101.wav,The first option is always a single value (a string would be OK for me).
data/4102.wav,"Here's what I came up with, but it feels very roundabout."
data/4103.wav,Why does snipMate automatically work for python and not go.
data/4104.wav,BackendHandler is a handler for every request in WebSocket Connection.
data/4105.wav,This is true as far as getting the stored interface.
data/4106.wav,"will always use the page methods even when used through an HtmlPage, due to lack of dynamic dispatch anywhere but with interfaces."
data/4107.wav,Here is an example from the manual:
data/4108.wav,"As PeterSO said, the problem is not the handover of the strings
My first guess, that it must be the conversion of String to TCPAddr, is true, but it seems to be a problem with the strings, not with the net library."
data/4109.wav,do someone see whats going wrong?
data/4110.wav,"Using that entity property flexibility to my advantage, it is possible to store queried entities into an arbitrary datastore.PropertyList, however, the Get and GetAll functions return ErrFieldMismatch as an error when a property of the queried entities cannot be properly represented (that is to say, incompatible types, or simply a missing value)."
data/4111.wav,And do you know how to solve this issue?
data/4112.wav,"Slices are better:
  SliceTricks."
data/4113.wav,I've heard from several sources that Google App Engine Instances have a hard limit of 10 concurrent request.
data/4114.wav,"Alas, this doesn't work."
data/4115.wav,I'm trying to redirect a url to a different url (either 301 or 301).
data/4116.wav,"I'm bounding those two ""windows"" with a channel, they run a server."
data/4117.wav,Both can NOT display well.
data/4118.wav,"In node.js this is trivial, you can call a ServerResponse.end()."
data/4119.wav,"And if I use make(datastore.PropertyList, 0), I get this:"
data/4120.wav,"If the interface value holds a pointer, copying
  the interface value makes a copy of the pointer, but again not the
  data it points to."
data/4121.wav,"A package I am using, gosqlite, has a method with a variadic parameter where its type is the empty interface."
data/4122.wav,"Now since the size of the struct is 4x4 bytes, that whole grid should require exactly 16 GB of memory."
data/4123.wav,Can anybody help me?
data/4124.wav,"Can't wait for the proper support for internationalization, local date and time formats."
data/4125.wav,"Now, in other languages that employ concurrency (such as Cilk) one could program the function Foosearch so that it spawned an Asearch function and a Bsearch function."
data/4126.wav,I'm a little confused on how Go handles concurrent requests on Google App Engine.
data/4127.wav,How can I pass the appropriate arguments or restructure this example to accomplish that task?
data/4128.wav,I want to install Go.
data/4129.wav,How to know which files are going to be compiled and linked when you have several files which are specific to a system?
data/4130.wav,"It is often referred to as Golang because of its former domain name, golang.org, but its proper name is Go."
data/4131.wav,goinstall is working for sure because when I type in just goinstall I get the options list for it.
data/4132.wav,"The request is a search operation, so ideally I'd like to be able to return either an X, or report it wasn't found."
data/4133.wav,"A ""break"" statement terminates execution of the innermost ""for"",
  ""switch"" or ""select"" statement."
data/4134.wav,"It's a fast, statically typed, compiled language that develops like a dynamically typed, interpreted language, but performs like native code."
data/4135.wav,Here's a hypothetical situation:  suppose we are programming a function to determine the Foo value of a particular input.
data/4136.wav,Lots of other people have seen the same thing.
data/4137.wav,To be a little more explicit about what I'm looking for:
data/4138.wav,I expect the correct answer won't need much code to explain the Go way of thinking about this.
data/4139.wav,What I did not find in the documentation is the difference between functions and methods.
data/4140.wav,But obviously this is not how it works.
data/4141.wav,"Are my concerns realistic, given my requirements?"
data/4142.wav,Then simply call the Copy() function to save a midstate SHA256 hash.
data/4143.wav,"A single goroutine runs all finalizers for a program, sequentially."
data/4144.wav,"Also, this is only a problem on the DevServer, once I upload the app, everything works as it should."
data/4145.wav,I've a long running server written in Go.
data/4146.wav,"I first tried sending the form as the response and the Javascript displayed it, but it did not clear the old (existing) form."
data/4147.wav,How might I go about doing this?
data/4148.wav,What would be the correct way to do this?
data/4149.wav,What is the best way of accessing such resource files from the installed executable?
data/4150.wav,I'm trying to run the hello world tutorial for the Google app engine in Go language.
data/4151.wav,"I think that the problem stemmed from my use of the fish shell, which does not seem to be setting up the environment as I might have expected."
data/4152.wav,Is there any program to automatically convert Go source code to Python source code?
data/4153.wav,I'm doing Exercise: Slices and I am getting this error:
data/4154.wav,"I've been searching Google up and down, but I can't find any documentations on Modules and how to write them."
data/4155.wav,"When I try to compile, I get the following error:"
data/4156.wav,Here are my results:
data/4157.wav,"EDIT:
Most answers deny intrinsic slowness of Go languge, claiming the problem resides in immature compilers."
data/4158.wav,"I couldn't find the code from which this error is launch, only where the error code is defined (dependent on platform)."
data/4159.wav,For example between routine 1 & 3 channels are command13 & response13.
data/4160.wav,"So yes, it uses gigabytes for this small data set!"
data/4161.wav,Can someone point me to a Go TCP libs or a Go general network programming lib.
data/4162.wav,"but I still wonder how can I get the latest version of  be installed on my Debian,but that's another question,"
data/4163.wav,How can I pipe several external commands together in Go?
data/4164.wav,"All leaves are at the same level, so up the the lowest level the dicts contain other dicts, while the lowest level ones contain floats."
data/4165.wav,What is the idiomatic way to do this in Go?
data/4166.wav,"What's going on underneath would be up to you for now, as the language choice could be based on headers sent by the browser."
data/4167.wav,"I've found a nullable int64 in the sql package, but json doesn't seem to be able to handle it."
data/4168.wav,I am writing a data structure that needs to hash an arbitrary object.
data/4169.wav,"With a single key, it probably doesn't matter much, but let's say that I fetch a list of points, and for each point I want to retrieve the place (i.e."
data/4170.wav,So naturally I would like to call the Exec method with a slice of strings:
data/4171.wav,Can I use OutputDebugString?
data/4172.wav,"NB: I give an example of print something, however there are lots of
printing and sending events."
data/4173.wav,"The the question is, does Go's Immutability in some cases cause the same problem?"
data/4174.wav,"As commented below by Kirk, sort.Ints  will give you an error if you passed it an array instead of a slice."
data/4175.wav,"The second are its interfaces, which provides runtime polymorphism."
data/4176.wav,"Is there a way to access the name of a ""Child"" struct from methods on the ""Parent"" struct when using anonymous method embedding."
data/4177.wav,"After my first try outs with the comand line, I installed Goclipse."
data/4178.wav,"Because the file is so big, storing it all in memory before writing it to a file is going to use up all the memory."
data/4179.wav,Can anybody show me by giving a simple example how to implement above specified example by using WaitGroup.
data/4180.wav,I tried the following:
data/4181.wav,It is also quite useful when starting with a language removing the need initially to access a database.
data/4182.wav,Put the two above things together and you get the behavior you see.
data/4183.wav,"Tried running my app, but in HTML source I get:"
data/4184.wav,All versions up to the current Go 1.19 release have maintained this promise.
data/4185.wav,Will google Go use less resources than Python and Java on Appengine?
data/4186.wav,Is there any Go collection similar to 'Set's in python?
data/4187.wav,"Ideally, I would have liked it to stop as soon as any listeners to the channel go out of scope but I do know how to do that (much like a garbage collector but for goroutines)."
data/4188.wav,I need to be able to read and write data to a spreadsheet.
data/4189.wav,"I know that I could just create a byte array and do the parsing manually, but that seems very brittle and error prone..."
data/4190.wav,"When I found out that it doesn't have all the features I needed (static ip for the app, custom ports), I figured I would need to find some proxy server with similarly high performance as a workaround."
data/4191.wav,There are no constants like 0LL or 0x0UL
data/4192.wav,"Passing very large values makes the runtime complain that I can't pass negative numbers, so I'm guessing that it's somehow cast to a signed integer."
data/4193.wav,"In package documentation, it says that operations return result to allow chaining."
data/4194.wav,But I haven't seen 10x fall as in the Benchmarks Game.
data/4195.wav,"If the user submits this form, I handle it under the ""POST"" method."
data/4196.wav,Join in the strings library.
data/4197.wav,"I'm trying to map an array to a file via Mmap, the array could be any type, like float64."
data/4198.wav,See Atom's post for more info and a possible alternative solution.
data/4199.wav,I don't need this just for the tour but for developing in Go in general.
data/4200.wav,"I'm sending a reply to a request over a chan X, where X is a struct."
data/4201.wav,I can copy all entries from src into dst by doing
data/4202.wav,I'm very new to JSON so my main concern is making sure I've have the data structure correctly setup to hold the returned json data.
data/4203.wav,"My application implementing with Go language has a big data that must be loaded in main memory, so I want to limit the maximum memory size of the process to the size specified by the user."
data/4204.wav,"Let's say I want to run 'ls' in a go program, and store the results in a string."
data/4205.wav,"Package runtime contains operations that interact with Go's runtime system, such as functions to control goroutines."
data/4206.wav,UPDATE: To clarify what I need from these Channels.
data/4207.wav,"In example 1, the struct is declared on the heap."
data/4208.wav,"In Go, a TCP connection (net.Conn) is a io.ReadWriteCloser."
data/4209.wav,"After completing last print event, flow of execution may pass to routine 2 or 3."
data/4210.wav,Is there a reason for this?
data/4211.wav,"I have this question asked in the Go mailing list, but I think it is more general to get better response from SO."
data/4212.wav,I load the document in the xml.Parser and then call parser.Token() to move through the file.
data/4213.wav,I didn't find out a simple way to draw a line on a X11 window.
data/4214.wav,"I've been reading the Go tutorial and Effective Go, but I'd like to look at some idiomatic example code for complete (but not too complex) programs, and see how they make use of Go's standard library."
data/4215.wav,"Can I just create my own, have the client trust that, sign a certificate for my server, and connect securely while being protected from MITM attacks?"
data/4216.wav,"Anybody know if this function exists, or its something that needs to be implemented?"
data/4217.wav,The test looks like this:
data/4218.wav,"And I want to wrap it around another method of the same type, somewhat like this:"
data/4219.wav,How can I do the same in google go?
data/4220.wav,I wrote this prime number sieving algorithm and it doesn't run properly.
data/4221.wav,"I know its a bit too early, but I've been trying out Go (Google's Programming Language) and its kindof annoying to write code in gedit."
data/4222.wav,How can I make it handle concurrent requests?
data/4223.wav,"I hope for help, it's my third day, I'm trying to solve this ..."
data/4224.wav,I create an object and assign values like so:
data/4225.wav,"By example, to validate if a string has 20 characters, I tried:"
data/4226.wav,where tt.s and tt.sep are strings.
data/4227.wav,Is there a way to download a large file using Go that will store the content directly into a file instead of storing it all in memory before writing it to a file?
data/4228.wav,The problem is that not all languages are equally suited for this purpose.
data/4229.wav,My question is what characters are allowed in function names?
data/4230.wav,"Suppose, I am writing a minesweeper game, and i have a struct to hold the game field, that contains a 2D array with mines."
data/4231.wav,After reading Writing Web Applications you will have the necessary skills to write idiomatic web applications in Go.
data/4232.wav,server.go contains the following :
data/4233.wav,doesn't really work...
data/4234.wav,"It seems like there is very small changes, mainly concerning datastore API (in the standalone version I need just files)."
data/4235.wav,I have a struct example with a two dimensinal array:
data/4236.wav,In his answer to this question:  Golang for Windows erratic behavior?
data/4237.wav,When uncommenting the String func it produces better (but not my implementation):
data/4238.wav,I can get around this problem by creating an empty interface slice and copying the references over:
data/4239.wav,This java code creates a file named out.txt and write a string (Hello Java) on the file.
data/4240.wav,What would be the equivalent in Go to a std::set?
data/4241.wav,"The Apache web server for example, has an amazing number of modules that can be configured to be loaded (or not loaded) very easily."
data/4242.wav,"So when you have a method, you define it like this:"
data/4243.wav,"In April 2018, the original logo was replaced with a stylized GO slanting right with trailing streamlines."