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Sounds like you’re saying those machines executed bytecode. Otherwise there isn’t a great limiting principle to your logic. Just because someone once built har
by pizlonator 7y ago
Sounds like you’re saying those machines executed bytecode.
Otherwise there isn’t a great limiting principle to your logic. Just because someone once built hardware that executes such a high level assembly that the manual referred to it as bytecode doesn’t mean that all bytecode formats are assembly.
- pjmlp 7y agoIndeed I am, the interpreter is the microcoded CPU. Even modern 80x86 Assembly is a low level form of bytecode, given that the micro-ops that are processed by the microcoded CPU are completly unrelated to 80x86 Assembly opcodes.