The dynamic switch isn't without its pain points. In particular, the way we currently implement it leaves some things to be desired, and it's lead to some other

The dynamic switch isn't without its pain points. In particular, the way we currently implement it leaves some things to be desired, and it's lead to some other rather unfortunate ramifications for Windows right now. Truthfully, me and Simon now have reservations about if this is the right way to go, and we should instead invest more infrastructure into our own Linker (which, independently, got some nice bug fixes this time around - constructors and weak pointers now work, for example.) ELF support is quite complete (and very stable) for example. It's just a question of what's the most work.