Single exe vibe.d app

[Suliman via Digitalmars-d-learn]

On Friday, 7 April 2017 at 07:15:44 UTC, rikki cattermole wrote:
> I'm going to give you a very bad but still a good place to 
> begin with explanation.
>
> So, what is an executable? Well in modern operating systems 
> that is a file with a very complex structure inside, like 
> PE-COFF or ELF. It has a bunch of things as part of this, a 
> dynamic relocation table, sections and symbols.
>
> Now, there is a very important symbol it provides a "main" 
> function. Normally the libc takes ownership of this and then on 
> calls to the c-main that we all know and love (druntime uses 
> this and then passes it to another symbol called _Dmain).
>
> What is the difference between a shared library and an 
> executable? Well not much, no main function for starters 
> (although Win32 based ones do have something like it in its 
> place) and a couple of attributes stored in the file.
>
> Executables like shared libraries are final binaries, they 
> cannot be further linked with, at least with the most common 
> formats + linkers anyway.
>
> You asked about the difference between a static library and a 
> shared library, it isn't quite the right comparison. You should 
> be asking about static libraries versus object files. In 
> essence a static library is just a group of object files. Not 
> too complicated.

Ok, but what about Go? I have heard that it's compile all code to 
single exe? What is the way it's done there?