SP (nanomsg) in Pure Go
I'm pleased to announce that this past weekend I released the first version of my implementation of the SP (scalability protocols, sometimes known by their reference implementation, nanomsg ) implemented in pure Go . This allows them to be used even on platforms where cgo is not present. It may be possible to use them in playground (I've not tried yet!) This is released under an Apache 2.0 license . (It would be even more liberal BSD or MIT, except I want to offer -- and demand -- patent protection to and from my users.) I've been super excited about Go lately. And having spent some time with ØMQ in a previous project, I was keen to try doing some things in the successor nanomsg project. (nanomsg is a single library message queue and communications library.) Martin (creator of ØMQ ) has written rather extensively about how he wishes he had written it in C instead of C++. And with nanomsg, that is exactly what he is done. And C is a great choice for implement
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