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There! All up-to-date!
- thrown123098 4y ago[dead]
- int_19h 4y agoJava bytecode was (and still is) fairly strongly tailored to Java. Which means that, on one hand, it deals with abstractions like classes and object references, and on the other hand, there's no way to, say, just read or write some memory address. wasm is much lower level bytecode that e.g. C can be compiled to.
- panick21_ 4y agoMan people have to get over this joke. Its been like 10 years of every time WebAssembly comes up somebody has to make this 'joke'. Like it was never funny, and it was always fucking dumb. Java isn't the first language base on bytecode, and WebAssembly will not be the last.