> Don't know how many of those checkboxes Go ticks (I think it can at least import C headers?). Go lets you write C in your Go files, and reference it with a p

> Don't know how many of those checkboxes Go ticks (I think it can at least import C headers?). Go lets you write C in your Go files, and reference it with a psuedo-package, "C". So you can import C headers, but Go itself doesn't come with a C compiler toolchain, and ends up relying on your system's C compiler, and thus you lose Go's cross-compilation, unless you have the headers for your target platform. I've seen some have been using "zig cc" as their C compiler with Go, given it makes cross-compilation easy.