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Functionally, Bitcode delivers – a .bc file can be compiled into any architecture LLVM supports. I have tested a few supported architecture, and it worked like
by inkyoto 2mo ago
Functionally, Bitcode delivers – a .bc file can be compiled into any architecture LLVM supports. I have tested a few supported architecture, and it worked like a charm.
Stability of the Bitcode format across releases is orthogonal to the functionality it provides. Given that OS/400's TIMI has been a long-running success, it is possible to put extra effort into stabilising the Bitcode format as well. Benefits would be numerous and significant, ranging from CI/CD to apps taking advantage of new or enhanced ISA extensions.
- pjmlp 2mo agoYeah but that is the thing, for those that care about stability there are better options already. Starting by the hyped WebAssembly, which I reckonignise it is useful, only not as breakthrough as it gets advertised given how many bytecode formats have existed since 1958.