assembly - What exactly is bytecode? -


is byte code intermediate form of code between assembly code , machine code? , bytecode same object code?

this think - high level language->assembly language->machine code/object code (0s , 1s. different different cpus)

is this? high level language->assembly language-> byte code(will taken care of virtual machine, convert machine code) -> machine code

i've read - so- bytecode vs assembly language code , need understand better

bytecode nothing more instruction set vm. implementation of may or may not involve jit machine code. often, not. official lua implementation, example, interprets bytecode rather converting machine code. .net , java implementations compile "hot paths" machine code more efficient execution. ultimately, vm implementation detail , has nothing bytecode itself, instructions vm.

object code, afaik, machine code.


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