There are two interesting semantics-preserving translations of programming languages: introducing a common runtime which all languages can target, as LLVM/WebAssembly and JVM/.NET attempt in different ways; and introducing a universal syntax to wrap around all languages.
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I would argue that another major difference lies in how each language suggests ‘depth’ of modularization. Higher level languages like Python and JS push a flat structure of modules while C++/Java push a deep hierarchy. This probably evolves most from the object model.
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Isn't what assembly does already? It is ultimately the decider on how your abstractions ultimately perform.
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Can you tell us what you found out doing this? Do non-managed languages come out as more efficient?
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I have a question. Is the rumors of the pump getting vaulted true
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Were did the triple threat go it’s not in my locker
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Kindly see your inbox sir. South asians are having hard time getting SEA servers these days. How long we have to cry, beg and wish for the servers we deserve?
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