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WA doesn't get interpreted. It gets validated and passed over to the JIT (TurboFan). It comes over the wire so that validation has to be thorough (read that as
by CalChris 10y ago
WA doesn't get interpreted. It gets validated and passed over to the JIT (TurboFan). It comes over the wire so that validation has to be thorough (read that as expensive).
- barrkel 10y agoHmm. I didn't say it was interpreted in any given browser implementation. I was judging the serialization format for what it is, vs reasonable alternatives. Analysis, transformation and interpretation are what you want out of this kind of encoding. I also don't agree re expensive validation; I think you're wrong. Interface with APIs much more problematic than pure computation, which is not hard to validate. Interface safety is largely the same problem as with plain JS, as I see it. I don't see stack machine vs register machine making almost any difference at all.