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JS also is a compilation target for languages that aren't JS, so that is no advantage. What advantage there is boils down to 64-bit integers and 32-bit floating
by sanxiyn 8y ago
JS also is a compilation target for languages that aren't JS, so that is no advantage. What advantage there is boils down to 64-bit integers and 32-bit floating points.
- MiroF 8y agoJS is not a real compilation target for compilers like LLVM and to suggest to the contrary is silly. JS is a transpilation target and not really for many low level languages.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> JS is not a real compilation target for compilers like LLVM [...]. > JS is a transpilation target Transpilation is a subset of compilation, so if it is a transpilation target it is, by definition, a compilation target.