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  1. dlg

    Printf-Style Debugging with Zero-Cost in Production Builds

    I've added a section to the README that goes into the subtleties of compiletime elimination and what to watch out for to ensure that calls to dlg.Printf can actually be eliminated: https://github.com/vvvvv/dlg?tab=readme-ov-file#true-zero-co...

    I'd appreciate any feedback on whether these changes make the behavior more transparent and less misleading.

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  3. assert

    0️⃣ Zero cost debug assertions for Go. (by negrel)

    I took the same approach for my zero cost debugging assertion Go library

    https://github.com/negrel/assert

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