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It's understandable due to RAM, disk, and network being way less of a constraint than it used to be (which necessitated dynamic linking and shared libraries), a
by mayank 8y ago
It's understandable due to RAM, disk, and network being way less of a constraint than it used to be (which necessitated dynamic linking and shared libraries), and the modern need to ship around binaries to hundreds or thousands of servers and have them run predictably everywhere.
- v_lisivka 8y agoMaybe it better to use DLL and ship to tens of thousands of servers instead.