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Very few languages have "Some Language -> C" or "Some Language -> non-common OS / arch combo". The "just" part is a whole new backend, which is a massive amount
by turbolent 3y ago
Very few languages have "Some Language -> C" or "Some Language -> non-common OS / arch combo". The "just" part is a whole new backend, which is a massive amount of work for common languages.
But it turns out many languages do have "Some Language -> WASM" now.
WebAssembly brings portability to the table.