This wiki section is a copy of the defunct original Go internal unofficial wiki. It has been copied here to be easier to consume/edit/update than on archive.org.

This is a technical wiki about various internals of Google Go programming language implementation, especially of:

• its accompanying suite of compilers,
• libraries,
• and runtime code added to each program.

This site is not about how to use Go, thus not meant to contain among others: basic Go tutorials, Go (libraries) usage patterns, Go (and anti-Go) evangelism, …

Please note, that the wiki is unofficial and community driven, may be incomplete, inconsistent, outdated, poorly organized or whatever else – enter on your own risk. If you're still interested – then welcome :) and please share what you know with other brave souls! If you have some notes you'd like to donate, but they were unformatted, please don't hesitate to put them in a new subpage of the "Notes" page (like in: by MC").

,,License chosen for contents is CC BY-SA.,,

• '[“All pages” Table of Contents]' ,,(but don't expect much yet),,, [“Help”], [“Wiki Sandbox”]
• [“M”], [“G”], [“Thread local storage”], [“get tls” get_tls], [“FS”]
• [“split stacks”], [“textflag”]
• [“x86 calling conventions”], [“stdcall”], [“cdecl”]

= See also =

• [http://code.google.com/p/try-catch-finally/wiki/GoInternals GoInternals on try-catch-finally site] – “Collection of various bits about Go Internals”.
• [“Notes/by MC” Notes, by MC]
• [http://golang.org/doc/community.html Go developers blogs]
• [“Thirdparty articles”] – collection of links to interesting stuff on various blogs etc. over the 'net.