It's easier to compile to a (restricted subset of) C and let other compilers worry about code generation than to try to do the whole stack yourself. C, in parti

It's easier to compile to a (restricted subset of) C and let other compilers worry about code generation than to try to do the whole stack yourself. C, in particular, works passably as a "portable assembler". If you already compile to bytecode, for example, you could include the VM as a library and transliterate the bytecode to C.