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Yes, separate compilation, and since your language, as I understand it, will support receiving and using scraps from wherever, you'll have to deal with it too u
by Joker_vD 2y ago
Yes, separate compilation, and since your language, as I understand it, will support receiving and using scraps from wherever, you'll have to deal with it too unless you insist on strictly source-code sharing only.
You see, those are eternal (well, perennial) problems with distributed code management and every language/computing platform has to deal with them somehow, so that's why I'm interested in what your approach is, especially so since you aim to "solve the software sharability problem".
- tekknolagi 2y agoFor the (slow) interpreter, it's just a string. For the compiler, we may end up just using a string in the end too, and interning, and then doing identity equality on the pointer. This is especially cheap because we have small/in-pointer/immediate strings.