[khedoros]

You may be talking about two different situations. "r-w" might be thinking about a build style where compilation just uses the versions of libraries available on the system, rather than going to the package manager on a per-build basis and re-fetching dependencies (so, something more like a C build than a Rust, Haskell, or Node build).

As an aside, and echoed by a few other comments in the thread, what you're calling "dynamic analysis" is what I know as "static analysis", like what I want Coverity to do (watch the build process, and monitor the source that actually goes into each of my build artifacts). "Dynamic analysis" brings to mind something more like Valgrind, or some other tool that monitors and profiles a program during execution.