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by uvtc
2814 days ago
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> I think the one downside of Haxe (which is also is strength) is that it doesn’t only support compiling to C/C++, but to every major language possible (Java, C#, PHP, Javascript), so the language ends up being too complex. I don't understand --- I would think it's quite the opposite. Implementing too many unique target-language -specific features in Haxe would mean lots more compilation acrobatics to make those features work across every target language, correct? > the main developer is working on Hashlink, which can run Haxe code on a virtual machine but can also transpile it to C for production builds Yes, very excited about HashLink! |
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