> The end-game is just dissolving any distinction between compile-time and run-time. No it isn't; nobody wants that. Or not all the time. We'd like to use the

> The end-game is just dissolving any distinction between compile-time and run-time. No it isn't; nobody wants that. Or not all the time. We'd like to use the same language at compile time and run-time. But it's useful for compile time to happen here, on our build system, and run-time on the customer's system. We don't want those to be the same system, or at least not in production with the actual customer.