Interpreted languages have compilers too, they just emit bytecode or an AST instead of object code. I think you're misunderstanding a lot of what I'm describin

Interpreted languages have compilers too, they just emit bytecode or an AST instead of object code. I think you're misunderstanding a lot of what I'm describing, it has nothing to do with Cargo or Rust but the fundamental limitations of C/C++ that explain why dependency management that involves either of them is extremely painful compared to any modern language.