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BY REPL I think you mean it's got a console and you access it by running commands at a console? This is true, but also you can create programs which are executa
by sgt101 12y ago
BY REPL I think you mean it's got a console and you access it by running commands at a console? This is true, but also you can create programs which are executable and invoke the interpreter to run them in the way that you can do that with Java or C#.
- tempodox 12y agoSo, how would you deploy a standalone Julia program on someone else's machine?
- xioxox 12y agoPerhaps, like Python where you bundle the interpreter with the program. There are tools like py2app and pyinstaller which can bundle these together and include the dependencies. I don't know how big the dependencies for Julia would be, however. Clang itself is 8MB on Ubuntu.
- tempodox 12y agoThis is why I'm so interested in stand-alone binaries. You would only need the runtime libs on the target system, and wouldn't need to distribute source code.