Peter wrote:
> The only reason to have strong types is when one is very tight on space and/or
> time and wants total control on data size, stack depth etc. In all other cases
> ths is not needed.

A little user functionality more to compete on the market and you
easily will be "tight on space, time, data size etc". What big popular
software products based on interpretive languages do you know?
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