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Porting Go to netbsd/ arm 64

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Porting Go to netbsd/ arm 64
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Starting out with no knowledge in Go or ARM64, how do you begin porting a language? Go might be one of the hardest languages to port. Having done that, I came back to tell the tale of how. Unusual characteristics of Go Rules to write the 400 lines of assembly code necessary for a port Debugging in the absence of a functional debugger The talk will describe how to start on such a large project, how to find your way around a large unfamiliar codebase, what's a calling convention, how to debug mistakes in your Go port, and some notes about why Go chose to make such strange choices.