> But it would have to be implemented in Julias complier and libraries, there's no free lunch.
Actually, for the most part Julia itself doesn't need to be concerned at all with the ISA or hardware differences. That's mostly LLVM's job. So yes, someone does need to implement it, but many languages would get to benefit from that work, not just Julia.
It may not be a free lunch, but you can pay for one lunch and feed many mouths.
Actually, for the most part Julia itself doesn't need to be concerned at all with the ISA or hardware differences. That's mostly LLVM's job. So yes, someone does need to implement it, but many languages would get to benefit from that work, not just Julia.
It may not be a free lunch, but you can pay for one lunch and feed many mouths.