>Hi Cetin,
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>Thanks for the input:)
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>I must admit a serious personal bias in favor interpreters à la fox or python; But your recommendation makes a lot of sense especially when it comes to sciter. Go + Sciter looks an ultimate solution for building compact executables with a modern UI. Thanks! Have you an idea of the way dependencies are handled within Go and the size of a minimal Go application within the win7-win10 environment.
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>Daniel

AFAIK dependencies are built into executable and a minimal go application is about 1.5 Mb (just did one executable to print "hello world" on win10 64bits - 1,624,576 bytes). You can even build static file tree system as binary into executable (i.e.: css, html, js "file tree system" could be part of executable and yet treated as being called from a file system - there are popular libraries doing this).

I haven't tried myself but as per the documentations, you can also use shared C/C++ libraries, or write shared libraries or call C from within Go code too.