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Ask HN: Is Google Go a reinvention of the pike programming language?

4 pointsby whatajokeover 15 years ago

3 comments

pohlover 15 years ago
Pike is interpreted and dynamic. That alone should be enough to qualify this Ask HN for a one word response: "no".
jacquesmover 15 years ago
The major 'new' features in GO over 'C' are in my opinion the 'goroutines' and the 'channels'.<p>I don't see either of those in the 'pike' documentation.<p>Interesting how one of the authors of 'GO' is called Pike!
wglbover 15 years ago
Very cursory examination shows no goroutines, lots of talk about Objects (not in go) and a dynamic appearance. I would say no.