Rust does support dynamic linking. But it suffers from the same issues C++ does: Code using generics will get inlined into your final binary, the ABI is unstabl

Rust does support dynamic linking. But it suffers from the same issues C++ does: Code using generics will get inlined into your final binary, the ABI is unstable so you need to make sure you use the same compiler version, etc... All those can technically be worked around, but it's more work for the maintainer. Dynamic linking is actually worse for the maintainer here, as it force them to have a stable ABI, which is a lot of work!