Euphoria machine code
- Posted by Jason Leit <jasonleit at HOTMAIL.COM> Jun 18, 2000
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Hi again! I for one like Euphoria's in-line machine code very much! It's great to keep a balance between high-level and low-level programming. On one side Euphoria is the highest level language in the world, but on the other side it's the lowest-level language in the world. It doesn't even have ASM, it goes one lower, it uses pure machine codes to do inline hardware stuff. It's also great for writing emulators and OSs, because you can dynamically append and prepend machine codes in memory and run them when you want to. Also great to do a Native Interpretter. And with the excelent ASM.E library you can even load ASM source from disk and run them dynamically! To make it short, I like the machine code very much, but I'm woundering if they are implemented native or interpretted. If native, it's very fast, but not portable at all. If it's interpretted, it's slower, but more portable. Wich one is it? Jason Leit, Greetings! :) ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com