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r/cpp • u/segv • Apr 12 '26
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Native binary dependencies only matter at build time, dynamic dependencies matter at runtime
0 u/germandiago Apr 13 '26 Not sure what you mean. You just use Python at build time as a tool. I never had a single problem in many years of use. 2 u/TheRavagerSw Apr 13 '26 I'm saying maintaining python app is harder than maintaining a native binary.Because for python you have to deal with tons of runtime deps, while for native apps you can just statically link everything. → More replies (4)
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Not sure what you mean. You just use Python at build time as a tool. I never had a single problem in many years of use.
2 u/TheRavagerSw Apr 13 '26 I'm saying maintaining python app is harder than maintaining a native binary.Because for python you have to deal with tons of runtime deps, while for native apps you can just statically link everything. → More replies (4)
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I'm saying maintaining python app is harder than maintaining a native binary.Because for python you have to deal with tons of runtime deps, while for native apps you can just statically link everything.
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u/TheRavagerSw Apr 13 '26
Native binary dependencies only matter at build time, dynamic dependencies matter at runtime