Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #37699, comment 86
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Ticket #37699, comment 86
initial v1 48 48 ----------- 49 49 50 As an aside, I understand that in some languages, globals are a thing and they are fine. Go uses globals and they are great. Part of the reason they are fine is because they are per file. I don't believe you can have a global that is entire application wide, unless you started playing with memory management. Other languages have likewise gotten passed the global issue by not allowing variables to be accessed passed the module barrier. If you access a module global, then you meant to access it.50 As an aside, I understand that in some languages, globals are a thing and they are fine. Go uses globals and they are great. Part of the reason they are fine is because they are per module, which come to think of it, could be pretty bad. I don't believe you can have a global that is entire application wide, unless you started playing with memory management. Other languages have likewise gotten passed the global issue by not allowing variables to be accessed passed the module barrier. If you access a module global, then you meant to access it.