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by Arelius
5271 days ago
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Not necessarily... The vast majority of emacs is written in elisp, and the amount of instructions written in C is actually rather small, It's been a while, but on the order of a few hundred too a few thousand. Once you were to rewrite the elisp interpreter, and other calls from C into JavaScript, in theory, running emacs in you're browser isn't actually that absurd. |
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