perhaps my assembly-language addled brain is just rebelling, but my snarky
reaction
to this python thread is this:
eh, while you're at it, why not just run the whole dynamicly-bound
bit in a 386-emulator. that way, when movietunes3000 really wants some
bit of linux, you can just run it in the emulator.
or, Just Run Linux™.
my slightly more thoughtful reaction is, why does the operating system need to
control
the late-linking process? (python doesn't really need .so shared libraries per
se, does it?)
to me this seems more like a linker problem than anything else. why not write
your own?
you could write an rc script to gather the bits and waah laa. ... ooh, ron. i
just invented
linker scripts. ;-)
- erik
