Sizeof struct in GO

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Published on 2010-01-21T23:18:03Z Indexed on 2010/05/01 6:27 UTC
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I'm having a look at Go, which looks quite promising. I am trying to figure out how to get the size of a go struct, for example something like

type Coord3d struct { X, Y, Z int64 }

Of course I know that it's 24 bytes, but I'd like to know it programmatically..

Do you have any ideas how to do this ?

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