Now it's possible to compile modules into the final binary using --with-builtin=mod1,mod2,mod3 configure flag. Static builds theoretically should work too, by configuring with --enable-static, and running `make static` in src/ dir, but then again, there seems to be some bug left in there that breaks it.

Anyway, it feels kinda stupid ... first I go through all this trouble to build a completely dynamic, modular piece of software, and then, in order to ship it on Linux, a platform which is oh-so-dynamic and oh-so-modular, and where people love modular stuff, I have to create static, non-modular binary, since people insist on using 5-year-old versions of Linux on 10-years-old hardware, where there aren't modern compilers available, and where hydranode compilation can take hours. Where's the logic in that? :(

Madcat, ZzZz