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Most "newfangled" languages don't use linking in the same way as C and C++ do anyway (unless of course you're interfacing with C or C++). For instance, you can
by j_baker 16y ago
Most "newfangled" languages don't use linking in the same way as C and C++ do anyway (unless of course you're interfacing with C or C++). For instance, you can't statically link to a python source file. That's not because of ideology. It's because static linking doesn't even have any meaning.
- d0mine 16y agoAnalog of static linking for a pure python library is including it within the library package. Another example: deploying python application in its own virtualenv environment.