Because only C/C++ apps have stable ABI. Everyone else would love to do it too but they're S.O.L.
That's not true. Scripting languages of course need no ABI. Managed languages like C# and Java often keep compatibility of the bytecode. Only AOT languages like Go and Rust cannot.
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That's not true. Scripting languages of course need no ABI. Managed languages like C# and Java often keep compatibility of the bytecode. Only AOT languages like Go and Rust cannot.