Go Qt Bindings Worth It?

So there's this language called Go from Google now, whose first impression to a programmer is "this is some odd-looking C" code. I do notice that the compile and link time is blazing fast, but let's take a look at the binary size of a simple hello world program, compared to C and C++ equivalents.

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C:

#include

int main( void )

{

printf("Hello World\n");

return 0;

}

C++:

#include

int main( void )

{

std::cout << "Hello World!" <<>}

Go:

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {

fmt.Printf("Hello World\n")

}

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.... and the output sizes?

628K 6.out

16K helloc

16K hellocpp

Hmmm... speedy compile, strange-looking code, obscenely fat 39.25 times as large binary for a hello world file. Maybe as the programs grow larger, the overhead gets less and less, I'd need to test that or read an article about it, but from my first impression? Yikes... maybe not yet ready for Qt. But I'll definitely have fun playing with it anyway! =D