This is very good. Thank you for writing this and sharing this. I began writing a multithreaded interpreter. I just use strings for instructions to begin with

This is very good. Thank you for writing this and sharing this. I began writing a multithreaded interpreter. I just use strings for instructions to begin with. Adding bytecode support would be straightforward. Then I began writing a compiler for a high level language and the codegen targeting the interpreter. The language looks similar to JavaScript and I plan to add multithreading support that the interpreter supports. Code is here https://GitHub.com/samsquire/multiversion-concurrency-control https://GitHub.com/samsquire/multiversion-concurrency-contro... There was a very interesting article about Deegen a generated Lua interpreter. Java's template interpreter is interesting too. HolyC is interesting since it compiles at runtime and then runs the code.