Using Rust for 'Scripting'
>Writing it in Rust means I can compile it and hand it to him, and he can run it. And that’s it. As wonderful as they are, the fact that languages like Python, Perl, Ruby, JavaScript, etc. require having the runtime bundled up with them makes just shipping a tool a lot harder—especially on systems which aren’t a Unix derivative and don’t have them installed by default.I'm wondering what part of the twelve step compilation process was found to be easier than simply installing Python on the target machine?Does the friend have any ability to audit the compiled binary before he runs it? Can he make a small change when he wants to re-use part of the solution?