I certainly managed to use it to implement a protocol over UDP without any issues, that having byte and bit packed values.
Or do you wish to have something similar to C with structs and (endian dependent) bitfields overlaid on packet buffers?
endian dependent until you tell gcc which endianness you want :) Which you can't do in go.
I certainly managed to use it to implement a protocol over UDP without any issues, that having byte and bit packed values.
Or do you wish to have something similar to C with structs and (endian dependent) bitfields overlaid on packet buffers?