> It is "rubbish?" Nobody does that. Most crypto libraries are written in C or C++. > You can pre-JIT (AOT) managed code and check there too. Take a look. You'

> It is "rubbish?" Nobody does that. Most crypto libraries are written in C or C++. > You can pre-JIT (AOT) managed code and check there too. Take a look. You'll see that for example openssl uses perl to generate assembly, and nettle also uses native code. This is needed if you want to use things like the AES instructions on modern CPUs.