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For Go programmers, a cheap CGo pattern to give Jia Tan a headache

Wrapping a C library call in a defensive Go routine - main.md

Now we're asking the Go runtime to activate concurrency and main itself gets split into two compact parts with an anonymous function that disappears into the goroutine ecosphere (to get this to fit I'm stripping symbols): But now there is some real fun going on in myPrint() as it's acting as a traffic cop moving the string along its way into the chaos of pthread, with its context switches and semaphores. I'm still not sold on this approach but I'm definitely willing to change my own behavior to make these creeps go away if the difficulty is raised high enough.

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