Can Golang replace C/C++ in hardware programming?

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Can Golang replace C/C++ in hardware programming? That is, to write low-level programs for hardware, machine learning, and indeed software for desktop OSes on it, since C / C ++ is used?

Answer 1

Can hardly replace C/C++. It is used only in certain areas due to its features. It can only push them a little, for the most part in system and application software, as well as in other things related to communications.
The TinyGo project, for example, allows you to write software in a subset of Go for microcontrollers and WebAssembly. I don't think many people know about it.
Apparently, Rust is the most successful replacement for C/C++. At least in browsers and the Linux kernel (so far only discussions) there has already been a shift.

Answer 2

You have a question about programs "close to hardware" and machine learning and standard desktop software are immediately mixed in, decide.
For iron, go will be less convenient to use than C / C ++
For machine learning, you can use go.
For desktop software, if you mean a graphical interface, go will also be inconvenient to use.