Compatibility with Go and its quirks

[whogoesthere]

Hello, I have read that VMProtect offers full Go compatibility. However, due to the Go compiler's various quirks, I do have a few questions regarding program stability. I hope that someone with experience can provide some advice.

I have experimented somewhat with the demo, and the program seems to remain functional. I have not tested things like string virtualization (if it's even available for Go?), which is what I am primarily interested in (the goal is preventing patching of the binary). Has VMProtect so far been proven to be stable on more complex Go programs, e.g. ones that utilize goroutines, concurrency and the like. I've tested other software protection tools and they have suffered from Go's various edge cases or struggled with Go's handling of strings.

Thanks in advance

[whogoesthere]

Hi, still wondering about this.

[Admin]

We don't develop anything with Go, so I can't answer your questions about support of the special features like goroutines, concurrency, etc. Just check required functional with the demo version.

[whogoesthere]

We don't develop anything with Go, so I can't answer your questions about support of the special features like goroutines, concurrency, etc. Just check required functional with the demo version.

Fair enough, this is understandable. So I can safely assume that anything that will work fine in the demo will work completely fine with the full feature set of VMProtect? Fantastic. Thanks for the reply

[Admin]

The full version works the same.