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Of course it can be used on iOS, there are commercial applications that do exactly that. You can turn off the JIT and you're left with probably the fastest inte
by armitron 8y ago
Of course it can be used on iOS, there are commercial applications that do exactly that. You can turn off the JIT and you're left with probably the fastest interpreter for a dynamic language that currently exists.
LuaJIT is state-of-the-art even without the JIT. A lot of people miss this and go down various rabbit holes only to come up with something that's significantly worse. Personally, given what I just described, I don't see how Gravity compares at all favorably to Lua.