The Go linker flood-fills symbols from main.main, prunes type method tables unless an interface or reflection can reach them, and drops DWARF and the symbol table with -ldflags=-w …
Go’s SSA backend uses a greedy linear-scan register allocator that treats the function as one long basic block, moves values into registers just before their use, and spills …
The SSA prove pass tracks relations between values in signed, unsigned and pointer domains, propagates numeric limits, and folds IsInBounds to true so the bounds check disappears.
The compiler rewrites a range-over-func loop into a yield callback, tracks iterator misbehaviour with a state machine, and hands coroutine switching to iter.Pull.