I haven't bumped into this with rust, but I don't see any reason it couldn't be the case, it may just be luck or the culture. I don't specify types in rust unless cargo check tells me to, and vscode with rust analyzer happily annotates all the types if I want it to.
[0]: https://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=274 [1]: http://beanshell.org/
From my review of available options earlier this year, Wrench is the one closest to C-like scripting which is great to writing apps on TF cards.
Either I don't know the term or I'm undercaffeinated and my memory hasn't booted properly yet, either way please take pity on me and explain?
If you're going to do that, why not generate C and skip the interpreter? Is it because bytecode is more compact than native code?
I guess there would still need to be a runtime to handle array memory garbage collection.
