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Last I checked, (granted, late 1990s) the Perl 5 interpreter was actually an AST-walking interpreter, without an internal bytecode. It had a bytecode for seria
by KMag 12y ago
Last I checked, (granted, late 1990s) the Perl 5 interpreter was actually an AST-walking interpreter, without an internal bytecode. It had a bytecode for serializing ASTs to disk, but that wasn't useful for much other than obfuscation because reconstituting the AST from the bytecode was actually slower than parsing source.
- voidlogic 12y agohttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/3839205/where-does-perl-store-its-intermediate-byte-code http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3839205/where-does-perl-s...