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There is a bare-metal ruby cross-compiler? Or are you talking about the ruby interpreter written in C running on an OS written in C? Java is available? Again
by tobiasu 14y ago
There is a bare-metal ruby cross-compiler?
Or are you talking about the ruby interpreter written in C running on an OS written in C?
Java is available? Again are we talking about a bare-metal Java compiler (possibly supported by hardware being able to execute a subset of Java natively), or the large collection of software written in C and C++ that is supplied by Oracle?
- lmm 14y agoRuby interpreter written in C running on an OS written in C. No this is not inconsistent; I said move as much code as possible away from C. That which is impossible to move has to stay in C (and will probably be responsible for 99% of the headaches when porting to a new architecture).