> This example is just to show that pauses are not in the same class as any other fully managed languages.
But your choose one of the few examples where there is no pause at all, because go's GC didn't even tick once!
Go could have a 10 seconds stop the world, it would still perform the same way here, that's why I say this examplei is a poor one for the point you're making (which is valid, even though one could argue than 10ms pauses are better than 30% of the CPU usage being the GC running (actual production usage on a Go service at my former work)).
But your choose one of the few examples where there is no pause at all, because go's GC didn't even tick once!
Go could have a 10 seconds stop the world, it would still perform the same way here, that's why I say this examplei is a poor one for the point you're making (which is valid, even though one could argue than 10ms pauses are better than 30% of the CPU usage being the GC running (actual production usage on a Go service at my former work)).