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InterSystems Caché (one of the most popular Mumps versions today because InterSystems bought out a lot of the market) uses a bytecode interpreter. Your source g
by dahakon 9y ago
InterSystems Caché (one of the most popular Mumps versions today because InterSystems bought out a lot of the market) uses a bytecode interpreter. Your source goes in a ^ROUTINE global and the bytecode gets sent to a ^rOBJ global. And yes, the bytecode is usually much smaller since it is stripped of comments (and has other size optimizations).