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Powerful Command-Line Applications in Go: (pp. 385-387)
Powerful Command-Line Applications in Go by @rgerardi (pp. 385-387)
You might want to mention modernc.org/sqlite as an alternative that doesn’t require CGO
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Thank you for your suggestion. I was unable to use this driver specifically due to some restrictions on supported operating systems. I am considering adding a note about alternatives to the text.
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