> So on most real world applications, you shave perhaps a second or two off compilation and linking times.
It's important to note that these linker changes are just a single step as part of a long-term plan to translate the Go compilers from C to Go. Once the compiler is written in Go it will be much easier to improve both compilation speed and the performance of the generated code.
It's important to note that these linker changes are just a single step as part of a long-term plan to translate the Go compilers from C to Go. Once the compiler is written in Go it will be much easier to improve both compilation speed and the performance of the generated code.
The plan: https://docs.google.com/a/google.com/document/d/1P3BLR31VA8c...