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1. 91.▲
   by trws 4y ago

   Another author here (Tom Scogland). We seriously talked about it, and are exploring some other loading models as part of subsequent work. The real trick is that this has all been neglected and effectively set for so many decades that if we
2. 92.▲
   by trws 4y ago

   I never worked with the XT3, but I’ve worked with others with similar limitations. Many of our projects prefer static linking, but at any given time they tend to have to run on several platforms. As of today, they have to run on at least tw
3. 93.▲
   by trws 4y ago

   I’m guessing the OP meant “where glibc is really horrible”, since bsd libc is rather more abi stable, largely because that’s where FreeBSD provides compatibility instead of the syscall layer. This is not to say you can’t use an old libc and
4. 94.▲
   by trws 6y ago

   Haskell and OCaml (reason too of course) are the only ones that come to mind as a 100% match I would argue that Rust and Swift also qualify though, since their lifetime management and reference counting respectively are valid forms of garba