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That's the point, to use a "better" language. Especially if designs aren't similar. If behavior of compiled program matches the original one, that is.
by elmigranto 10y ago
That's the point, to use a "better" language. Especially if designs aren't similar.
If behavior of compiled program matches the original one, that is.
- edgyswingset 10y ago> If behavior of compiled program matches the original one, that is. Unfortunately, that does make it difficult when your target is JavaScript. Every mature transpiler I've used has had some semantic gotchas that aren't present in the "proper" compiler.