now using the awesome golang 1.24 'iter'
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PLEASE ACCEPT MY APPOLOGIES FOR DOING THIS.
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I DID THIS TO MAKE OLD VERSIONS OF GO WORK.
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If you are reading this, I'm sorry.
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GO 1.24 added 'iter' and it is awesome. I want to use
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it and I've converted autogenpb to use it in the auto
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generated Sort() and Gui() functions.
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The problem is I have so many systems and os's to support
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that I can't be sure that I can even get version 1.24 installed
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which means I can't even compile the tooling I need
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to figure out what is going on.
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This is because there are so many embedded riscv half ass, broken,
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or poorly configured enviornments that there are no known things.
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Then there are all the hardware design enviornments that are
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complicated. (skywater, tiny tapeout, efabless, etc devs)
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It's probably going to take me all year to convert everything
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and even know if I can get version 1.24 to work everywhere.
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This package is more difficult than it should be because
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I couldn't use:
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internal/race
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internal/abi
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internal/goarch
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I would vote against having anything in the compiler marked
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as internal/ other than an example of how that feature
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works for the developers that want it. It is NOT a feature
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the compiler itself should use. I would suggest making
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/internal/example
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This package would be better as golang.org/iter but I don't
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know who to ask about doing that.
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