gcc or clang, installed. You can try executing one of following commands in terminal to check if it's already available and working: $CC --version or gcc --version or clang --version. If any of the commands works fine (no need for all of them to work), you should be good to go. Otherwise, please gcc or clang according to the instructions for your system (e.g. sudo apt install gcc on Ubuntu).download.sh script (press Y to install the library to a system-wide folder when it asks you). you can remove the temporary "objectboxlib" directory created by this step afterwards.go.mod file to keep track of the dependencies, you don't need to install anything else and you can just start using ObjectBox by importing it in your source code:install.sh scriptgo test github.com/objectbox/objectbox-go/... gcc in PATH, e. g. http://tdm-gcc.tdragon.net/ - in case you don't have MinGW installed yet, please do so first.download/objectbox.dll to the MinGW library directory, e. g. C:\TDM-GCC-64\libobjectbox.dll library in the same folder as the compiled program, have its location (e. g. C:\TDM-GCC-64\libin Path environment variable), or copy it to the system library directory c:\Windows\System32go.mod file to keep track of the dependencies, you don't need to install anything else and you can just start using ObjectBox by importing it in your source code:objectbox.dll with your program when distributing/packaging for installer. Having it in the same directory as your program binary should be enough.