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Because you like the ability to dynamically link to your dependencies so the entire world doesn't need to be rebuilt just to upgrade libxyz. I love Rust, and I
by snuxoll 10y ago
Because you like the ability to dynamically link to your dependencies so the entire world doesn't need to be rebuilt just to upgrade libxyz.
I love Rust, and I've been trying to get a hobby project written in it - but it really stinks that I can't just rely on my distribution to keep dependencies up-to-date like I can something written in C or C++.