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Languages need not by defined by how they compile. (If they do, we tend to call it "desugaring".) At the very least, they usually compile to multiple ISAs, and
by Ericson2314 6y ago
Languages need not by defined by how they compile. (If they do, we tend to call it "desugaring".) At the very least, they usually compile to multiple ISAs, and none is more definitive than the other.
I am happy to define how to translate Multicode to Unicode, but I wouldn't want any of the internal notions of Multicode to be defined in terms of that translation.