The moral isn't "Don't use systemd", the moral is "Write stuff in better languages than C". rsyslog doesn't exactly have an enviable security record either.
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The computational complexity and the build-side resource requirements go up *a lot* as you add dependencies that you always have to build. Heck, classical C++ programs like Chromium demonstrate the logical conclusion of such models that are promoted by languages like Go and Rust.
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And the result of those is that memory requirements are higher for those applications, no matter what, because there's no way to share those memory resources allocated for dependencies (they are mangled and merged into the application binaries, after all).
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Yeah, there's no native Rust ABI still:https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/issues/600 …
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The compiler supports shared libraries and so does cargo. There are some other issues that make it hard to write shared libs
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I think Rust and Go both have robust shared lib support and vibrant ecosystems of useful libraries to draw from. Am I missing something?
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cargo is a disaster, and the package management for go is even worse
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