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Bytecode is not machine code, and I specifically said source files "or usually bytecode". A C program is compiled into machine code (and more specifically a pla
by jntun 1y ago
Bytecode is not machine code, and I specifically said source files "or usually bytecode". A C program is compiled into machine code (and more specifically a platforms given executable format) before dlopen(3) is called on it. Not sure what point you're really trying to make.
- manwe150 1y agoI’m saying your definition isn’t logical since there are counter examples to those claims. For one thing, Java byte code is a machine code (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_processor https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_processor Jazelle). These things differ in degrees of quality (along various axes) more than in their definitions.