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A fast, header-only C++ machine learning library with bindings for Python, R, Julia, and Go.
Go bindings for raylib, a simple library for videogames programming.
Go bindings for GTK3, GDK3, GLib, and Cairo enabling native desktop GUI applications in Go.
Go bindings for the GLFW 3 library, enabling window and input management for OpenGL applications.
Go bindings for Windows COM using shared libraries instead of cgo.
Auto-generated Go bindings for OpenGL, supporting multiple versions, profiles, and extensions.
A pure Go interface for interacting with libvirt using its RPC protocol instead of C bindings.
PHP bindings for Go that enable executing PHP scripts, exchanging variables, and attaching Go methods as PHP classes.
Go bindings for the PortAudio audio I/O library, enabling audio input/output operations in Go applications.
Go bindings for the Lua C API, enabling Go programs to embed and interact with Lua virtual machines.
Auto-generated Go wrapper for Dear ImGui via cimgui, providing multiple backend implementations for GUI applications.
Go bindings for the H3 hierarchical hexagonal geospatial indexing system, enabling spatial analysis in Go applications.
Go bindings for the miniaudio library, providing a cross-platform audio playback and capture API.
Go bindings for the YARA pattern matching library, providing a Go-native interface to YARA's C API.
Go bindings for the unarr library, providing decompression support for RAR, TAR, ZIP, and 7z archives.
Go WebAssembly bindings for browser APIs, providing access to DOM, HTML, and other web standards from Go.
Cross-platform OpenGL bindings for Go with OpenGL ES 2-like API, supporting desktop, mobile, and web.
Go bindings for the Cairo 2D graphics library with Go-specific extensions for image integration.
Automatically generates Cap'n Proto schemas and Go bindings from existing Go structs to eliminate serialization boilerplate.
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