The role of distributions &/or Unix flavors, where does pkg management stands - Psychology, Philosophy, and Licenses
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(01-04-2020, 03:56 AM)jkl Wrote: One of the good things in the rise of Go is that it usually produces statically linked binaries, just like Pascal did/does. As some people move on from C to Go, the future could be interesting. This is totally true, and one of the main reasons I like Go. What kills me though is that the people praising Go's « compile a single binary and run it everywhere » are sometimes the same persons arguing that static linking in C is bad and stupid because sharing libraries is better... I wish people would reconsider static linking in C thanks to Go. |
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