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No, the whole point is that they already wrote a compiler, so the in this case Javascript is not interpreted. You only have to bootstrap it once. They would ha
by procrastitron 18y ago
No, the whole point is that they already wrote a compiler, so the in this case Javascript is not interpreted. You only have to bootstrap it once.
They would have had to make their compiler provide a batch compilation mode in addition to the incremental compilation mode, but that should not be a pain point. After all, batch compiling is easier to do than incremental compiling.