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My immediate reaction was “it does—but it’s in the interpreter so of course you don’t have to write it”.
by pantaloony 6y ago
My immediate reaction was “it does—but it’s in the interpreter so of course you don’t have to write it”.
- marcosdumay 6y agoAnd you can perfectly well compile them and keep that same behavior. C's entry point is in the runtime too, it's not your main function (but yeah, the optimizer will probably inline your main). At the end of the day, there's no real difference between compiled and interpreted languages, all the difference is on the toolset.