Well yes, a dynamic interpreted scripting language will have all the drawbacks of a dynamic interpreted scripting language. If you are trying to build a large s

Well yes, a dynamic interpreted scripting language will have all the drawbacks of a dynamic interpreted scripting language. If you are trying to build a large scale application that requires a lot of debugging using R, you have chosen the wrong tool for the job. R is not Python or C++, it's intended for writing data analysis and visualization scripts.