@@पापानटोले Nope, it doesn’t compile to C. It compiles to some bytecode that’s interpreted by a small virtual machine. However, there’s a JIT that compiles hot-spots to machine code (like the JVM does), but it is not intended for compiling native excutables (as I understand it).
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IMO Guile is a beautiful language! And Andy Wingo does an excellent job at describing it!
Guile goes with everything.
But Guile generates fianlly C files, right?
@@पापानटोले Nope, it doesn’t compile to C. It compiles to some bytecode that’s interpreted by a small virtual machine.
However, there’s a JIT that compiles hot-spots to machine code (like the JVM does), but it is not intended for compiling native excutables (as I understand it).
Now I hear the Guile theme again in my head - thank you!
30:41 the laugh of trying to attain web scale