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Sergey Zaharchenko <doublef@tele-kom.ru> writes:
> Consider the following situation. You have to write a plugin for some
> already existing program (and that program uses dlopen() on UN*X-like
> systems and something appropriate on Windoze and etc to load the shared
> library). Are you going to persuade the author to `consider they system
> as a whole' and link it statically to their program or what?

This has nothing to do with Turing-completeness.

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