[lanycrost]

Static linking is very essential feature for any such language, I've used it a lot with golang and like how elegantly and easily golang do that. Guess you need to have 64 bit :) of course if you not have any reason to stuck on 32.

[em-bee]

i never needed the ability to create a self-contained binary for myself, but when it comes to distributing software to other people it makes a big difference. it was always an issue with languages like python, ruby or pike for example.

so i am very happy to see a high level language get that potential. besides go only common lisp has that ability that i am aware of. others are either to low level (rust/c/c++) or to obscure. not even java does it, although java is common enough that it still keeps distribution easy enough.

to me this means now is a good time to start using red because now i can be sure that i'll be able to build tools that can be shared easily so i won't just be limited to create toys for myself.

64bit is the next big thing on the roadmap. so no need to worry about that. it will happen.

[Archit3ch]

> ability to create a self-contained binary

> so i am very happy to see a high level language get that potential. besides go only common lisp has that ability that i am aware of.

Julia can do it.