That said, if you use [...] or Go, the heavy lifting has already been done for you.
Not really. Go used to have a nacl port, but that was years ago. It was abandoned when the nacl people decided to use a different method for isolating code.
Porting Go to use the new method would require writing another compiler, like {5,6,8,}{c,g}.
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That said, if you use [...] or Go, the heavy lifting has already been done for you.
Not really. Go used to have a nacl port, but that was years ago. It was abandoned when the nacl people decided to use a different method for isolating code.
Porting Go to use the new method would require writing another compiler, like {5,6,8,}{c,g}.
Late edit: There are talks of reviving the nacl port (not pnacl), something changed in nacl land?