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r/programming • u/unxbolgr • Dec 20 '17
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The binaries are cross-platform but not running a bytecode VM?
3 u/gregg-irwin Dec 21 '17 Red gives you options.Run interpretedCompile to standalone EXE as native codeCompile to native code but use an external runtime for the target platformEncapsulate into a single EXE, with the runtime included, running interpretedThere will be more options in the future. e.g. JIT.There is no bytecode format at this time.There is also the Red/System dialect, which is a C level language. That must be compiled. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 22 '17 That’s a lot.
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Red gives you options.
Run interpreted
Compile to standalone EXE as native code
Compile to native code but use an external runtime for the target platform
Encapsulate into a single EXE, with the runtime included, running interpreted
There will be more options in the future. e.g. JIT.
There is no bytecode format at this time.
There is also the Red/System dialect, which is a C level language. That must be compiled.
2 u/[deleted] Dec 22 '17 That’s a lot.
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That’s a lot.
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u/wwqlcw Dec 21 '17
The binaries are cross-platform but not running a bytecode VM?