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<p>This was intended to be a series describing trends in programming language
technology and how they relate to an increase in the average size of
executable files. It never materialized beyond this initial post.
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runtime and is therefore larger. I don't think it's as much of a problem as
folks make it out to be, and my past self seems to be somewhat cognizant of
that.</p>
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It seems that static linking is back in style, or at least popular among all the