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The correct answer was almost surely lua + native modules for hotspots. I'm not surprised they couldn't see that though.
by norir 1y ago
The correct answer was almost surely lua + native modules for hotspots. I'm not surprised they couldn't see that though.
- shadowgovt 1y agoThere's a layer that you could turn your head and squint and call Lua, but it's far more constrained than Lua is. They never wanted to be in a situation in the embedded architecture where performance was dependent upon GC pauses (even incremental GC pauses). Their higher-level abstraction has tightly constrained lifecycles and is amenable to static analysis of maximum memory consumption in a way Lua is not.