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I understand that's not a language limitation, but rather a compiler/toolset/ecosystem issue (like not having a standard ABI?). I ask becasue I wonder what's t

I understand that's not a language limitation, but rather a compiler/toolset/ecosystem issue (like not having a standard ABI?). I ask becasue I wonder what's the real culprit here and whether it can be solved or if it's due to the language.

miniupuchaty 3y ago
It is like you say, mostly compiler/toolset/ecosystem, all 3. While staying in the same ecosystem you can split your application into smaller crates, which many are doing. It's just not that ergonomic.
IshKebab 3y ago
It kind of is a language limitations. They could have said "no circular dependencies at all!" (which is quite reasonable) and then it would be easier to deal with.