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Yeah, agree kind of. But having to resort to duplicating binaries over and over is a sign something isn't right. Not that it's an easy thing to solve.
by zwieback 6y ago
Yeah, agree kind of. But having to resort to duplicating binaries over and over is a sign something isn't right. Not that it's an easy thing to solve.
- linkdd 6y agoIt depends, binaries are just data. You reference that data with a path on the filesystem. In a programming language it would be assigning a value to a variable. For static values, the compiler/interpreter can optimize and do deduplication. And you expect it to do so because you don't want a global variable holding the value 1 to do the optimization yourself. Relying on abstractions to simplify the architecture is a sign something might be right. Simply because simple things are less error-prone IMHO.