Hi, I understand go uses an average metric to predict stack size required for new go routines. Does it have minimum size? I was wandering if go optimizes "static stack size"? i.e. there are cases where the code is predictable and the compiler can analyze the stack size required for routines. In these cases the compiler can calculate the exact size that will be required by the routine (or its upper bound). The size could be even lower than the minimal (?) 2k.
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