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* Object-Oriented Code Serialization - JSON or XML | * Object-Oriented Code Serialization - JSON or XML | ||
* Emulation of subset of .NET classes written in Java, JavaScript and others | * Emulation of subset of .NET classes written in Java, JavaScript and others | ||
* Using subset of programming languages like C#, Java and JavaScript | |||
Revision as of 16:07, 2 February 2025
Next is Cross-Language Code Representation:
- Interoperable Code Representation
- Programming language
- Object-Oriented Code Serialization - JSON or XML
- Emulation of subset of .NET classes written in Java, JavaScript and others
- Using subset of programming languages like C#, Java and JavaScript
Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) is used to represent the code.
Limitations and Challenges
Semantic Differences: Each language has unique features (e.g. memory management, syntax, type system), which can make accurate translation difficult.
Performance: Generated code may not always be optimized.
Libraries and APIs: Library dependencies are often language-specific.