<p>in c++/c, you have the library in the form of .so. (note, I am not considering cgo here)</p>
<hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>atamiri: <pre><p>The Go compiler is said to produce static binaries but it's not always true, for example on macOS the binary may be linked against libSystem and frameworks such as CoreFoundation or Security (depending on what packages are imported). However there's always only one binary.</p></pre>PaluMacil: <pre><p>The plugin package isn't cgo but allows usage of binaries with a main package and exported symbols in that package. It isn't available on Windows. It's like c-shared but can assume that the library is Go.</p></pre>donglord1337: <pre><p>It's notable to mention that plugins compiled for the plugin package...are also in the forms of .so files.</p></pre>
