I’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/share

I’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.