Proposal Details Follow 46465. io.LimitedReader lets ReadFrom recognize a byte limit on the source side, enabling zero-copy (splice / sendfile / copy
io.LimitedWriter proposal targets zero-copy on the sink side
The day's most concrete item is a proposal to add io.LimitedWriter, mirroring io.LimitedReader so that ReadFrom implementations can recognise a byte cap on the destination and keep splice or sendfile fast paths intact. A second proposal in the same tracker asks fieldalignment to reorder struct fields at compile time rather than as a lint suggestion, which is a more invasive idea and likely the more interesting thread to watch. Around the edges, the usual crop of concurrency and slice explainers, plus a short video reminding everyone that Go exists because a C++ build once took forty-five minutes.

The day's most concrete item is a proposal to add io.LimitedWriter, mirroring io.LimitedReader so that ReadFrom implementations can recognise a byte cap on the destination and keep splice or sendfile fast paths intact. A second proposal in the same tracker asks fieldalignment to reorder struct fields at compile time rather than as a lint suggestion, which is a more invasive idea and likely the more interesting thread to watch. Around the edges, the usual crop of concurrency and slice explainers, plus a short video reminding everyone that Go exists because a C++ build once took forty-five minutes.
Proposal Details I use fieldalignment to get the best possible memory layout for structs. One downside is that the optimal field order for memory usag
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