Dynamic processing of embedded compiled programming language code

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Dynamic processing of embedded compiled programming language code

- 26 Nov 2008

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TL;DR: In this article, a compiled programming language code can be embedded within an interpreted programming language, which can be extracted and compiled with resources of a server to deliver the robustness and flexibility of the compiled programming languages without burdening a client with compiling.

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