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And https://github.com/johnkerl/miller/pull/1131

See also https://github.com/johnkerl/miller/issues/1119

It's indeed written in Go now, which indeed has GC, and ultimately all memory is freed ... but there are indeed some issues around intermediate retention of memory, taking more mem…

Also re 'hopefully the distros will keep up' -- some do some don't. I hope the C-to-Go issue isn't too much of a speedbump but we should know a couple distros in. The other day I r…

Indeed -- in Go technically it's "concurrency" not "parallelism" (something the Go folks are careful to articulate) but with multiple processors available, in effect you get multic…

See also https://miller.readthedocs.io/en/latest/new-in-miller-6/

Agreed; I've never really liked C compiles, and the Go build process is dreamy. Another win (besides more features, and recent performance improvements) -- the Windows version is n…

Agreed, very much a user tool -- once it's released most people will get it via brew/yum/apt/conda/chocolatey and compile time will not be relevant for most folks. Miller has alway…

Thanks -- my apologies for the sequencing of the dev work. I focused first on the port per se; second on feature-adds; leaving benchmarking, performance analysis, and optimizations…