Compiler Optimizations In Go by William Kennedy

We're glad to have William Kennedy (@GoingGoDotNet (https://twitter.com/GoingGoDotNet)) in town to give us a talk about Go in April. William is one of the authors of Go in Action (http://goinactionbook.com/), an organizer of the Go meetup group in Miami (https://www.meetup.com/Go-Miami), a passionate blogger about Go (http://www.goinggo.net/) and a managing partner at Ardan Labs (https://www.ardanlabs.com/). He's going to give a talk on Compiler Optimization:

The Go compiler is not only fast, but also applies optimizations and analysis to the code it generates. An optimization the compiler performs is function inlining, which helps to remove function calls that are not needed. An analysis the compiler performs is escape analysis, which determines what values live on the stack and on the heap. In this talk, we will discuss in more detail what function inlining and escape analysis is and how to see the decisions the compiler makes on our code.

Besides, we'll give away Gopher swags (https://twitter.com/JingwenOwenOu/status/579518091668795393) at the meetup. So you don't wanna miss it :).

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