Truffle and partial evaluation also works on native-image. You could say this is a VM where there are no bytecodes anymore.
I don't think the original TruffleC is available anymore. But TruffleC evolved into the GraalVM LLVM runtime. We're now running the C programming language on GraalVM indirectly, by compiling it to LLVM bitcode first.…
You can still use pointers. It's a bit hidden, but there are things like `Unsafe.allocateMemory`, `Unsafe.getByte` and so on ;)
Truffle and partial evaluation also works on native-image. You could say this is a VM where there are no bytecodes anymore.
I don't think the original TruffleC is available anymore. But TruffleC evolved into the GraalVM LLVM runtime. We're now running the C programming language on GraalVM indirectly, by compiling it to LLVM bitcode first.…
You can still use pointers. It's a bit hidden, but there are things like `Unsafe.allocateMemory`, `Unsafe.getByte` and so on ;)