Jython existed back then. Most "ports" to the JVM are a cheat: they reimplement the language in Java.
The key is to treat the VM as a first-class citizen with objects that can be interfaced through the VM.
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Jython existed back then. Most "ports" to the JVM are a cheat: they reimplement the language in Java.
The key is to treat the VM as a first-class citizen with objects that can be interfaced through the VM.
Christopher Allan Webber likes this.