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@katzenmann Rust has dynamic linking. It doesn't have a stable ABI. It has a ABI, but its not stable, meaning the components have to be compiled by the same compiler version on the same machine to reasonably expect them to work. It also supports the C ABI in that you can write code for it, and theres multiple third-party ones like stabby. Its not a great state to be in, but its slightly better than "no dynamic linking" as you claimed also, multiple megabytes binary sizes are not...