Hello gophers!
While learning Go, I came across struct{} and started wondering how its zero-size behavior actually works under the hood. I couldn’t find a detailed explanation that covered the internals, so I decided to investigate and write a blog post sharing what I learned.
Feel free to share any questions, feedback, or additional insights.
So I have a struct defined in C, which contains some other C structs, pointers, etc.
So do I create a 1-to-1 mapping go struct, and do conversion every time I need to call C functions.
Or do I simply do `type T C.T`, and then provide public getters/setters, so I can access the struct from another package, while being able to just pass the struct to the C function without additional hassles.
which way is more ideal in Go? Thanks in advance.
