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What exactly do you think "sqlite" is? By the way you asked the question, it seems like you're assuming it's a separate database that you execute alongside your
by mariusor 4y ago
What exactly do you think "sqlite" is? By the way you asked the question, it seems like you're assuming it's a separate database that you execute alongside your application, similarly to postgres/mariadb/etc. That's not the case though.
- eschaton 4y agoI’ve owned the SQLite integration in a major OS, I know quite well what it is. (And I’m also quite familiar with the difference between static and dynamic/shared libraries too, thanks.) Rephrasing my question, why wouldn’t you just use the SQLite library from Go, instead of cross-compiling it from C to Go? It sounds like the non-enthusiast “reimplement everything in my favorite language” answer is that Go’s FFI is a pain, even for C.