What? I wasn't saying anything about Go. (swdunlop is the one who injected the term "high level" into the discussion.)
But if you claim that language X is good at Y, implicitly you're comparing it with all languages, not a subset. AFAIK most emulators are written in C or assembly or the like -- so it's especially odd to compare Go to everything but them in this context.
But if you claim that language X is good at Y, implicitly you're comparing it with all languages, not a subset. AFAIK most emulators are written in C or assembly or the like -- so it's especially odd to compare Go to everything but them in this context.