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Hey, Rust does make static binaries by default. But when you use a dependency, it'll bring their own dependencies, and you may end up using one that happens to load something dynamically... Like libc for example.
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Ho, sorry, I thought that Rust makes static bainary by default. I just checked and I understand that I was wrong.
Reading this zderadicka.eu/static-build-of-rust... is a nice complement :)
Hey, Rust does make static binaries by default. But when you use a dependency, it'll bring their own dependencies, and you may end up using one that happens to load something dynamically... Like
libcfor example.