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yes, it's not a issue of code size but a issue of supply chain security/reviewability it's also not always a fair comparison, if you include tokio in LOC count
by dathinab 1y ago
yes, it's not a issue of code size but a issue of supply chain security/reviewability
it's also not always a fair comparison, if you include tokio in LOC counting then you surely would also include V8 LOC when counting for node, or JRE for Java projects (but not JDK) etc.
- bigiain 1y agoAnd, reductio ad absurdum, you perhaps also need to count those 27 million LOC in Linux too. (Or however many LOC there are in Windows or macOS or whatever other OS is a fundamental "dependency" for your program.)
- genewitch 1y agoOr you could use APE and then all of those LOC go away. APE binaries can boot metal, and run on the big 3 OS from the same file.