Emacs is using single namespace, and people are just contributing .el scripts here and there (put in the right place, they get automatically loaded - (I'm just

Emacs is using single namespace, and people are just contributing .el scripts here and there (put in the right place, they get automatically loaded - (I'm just an user of these .el scripts - mainly for lisp/lua development)) Also "C" - single namespace, and though very verbose sometimes, google it, and you'll find result (saved me many times looking for Win32 API, GTK, Cairo, lua api, etc.) But what about data? Static data, vars, etc. Also some languages/systems have initialization/deinitialization of the module (register/unregister, etc.) But in general I like the idea, and thought about it, now I'm even thinking more. He talks about putting them in database, well each database would have to have a name - maybe that's the name of the package (and you can rename), and you can merge. And if the DB is say SQL - you can even operate on merging databases way better than the methods of "ar, lib (msvc), ranlib, etc." or whatever the language/runtime provides