Compiled Interpreted Language

Question

Is there a programming language that has a useful interactive interpreter, even if it can be compiled into machine code?

Answer 1

Compilation against "interpretation" is essentially a matter of implementation, not the language itself. For example, MRI Ruby 1.8 is interpreted, while MacRuby is compiled into native machine code. Both include an interactive REPL . All languages ​​that I know have at least one machine code compiler and at least one REPL:

• ruby
• Python
• Lisps (Lisp , , AFAIK)
• OCaml
• Haskell
• Forth

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• Java
• Scala
• Groovy
• Erlang
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• F #
• Smalltalk

Answer 2

Haskell, Glasgow Haskell, "" GHCi.

Answer 3

Lisp , Clojure.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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• Jasmin

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Answer 6

Lua . - . LuaJIT - Lua VM, 32- x86. 64- , ARM.

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Answer 7

, OCaml.

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Answer 8

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C ++.

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• EIC
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Answer 9

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Answer 10

, Java , BeanShell.

Answer 11

Ruby , , , .

Answer 12

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Answer 13

Python Windows.

Answer 14

# SnippetCompiler, , ?

Answer 15

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Answer 16

mono/.net , GC- ( , ). gambit-c , C, , , .

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