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by int_19h
2664 days ago
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JVM is too high-level, is the problem. You're still tied to its memory model, its object model, its type system etc. It's much better to build this in layers - a standardized lowest layer that's something like WASM, then a standardized object model on top of that etc. That way, you can have a single stack supporting a broad variety of languages, with degree of interop compatibility dictated by how much in common they have. |
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