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Information: Many programming languages use bytecodes, which are based on, and named after, bytes, 8-bit blocks of bits with which many computer users are familiar. Bytecoded languages use bytecodes as an interim form of information representation, an abstraction, bet
FOLDOC: Byte-code FOLDOC: Byte-code: Definition with links to related topics. [Open Content] (Bytecode) http://wombat.doc.ic.ac.uk/foldoc/foldoc.cgi?byte-code
Parrot - parrotcode Parrot - parrotcode: An open source/Free software virtual machine built with dynamic languages in mind. (Bytecode) http://www.parrotcode.org/
Wikipedia: Byte-code Wikipedia: Byte-code: Substantial definition with many links to related topics. [Open Content, GNU FDL] (Bytecode) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/bytecode
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Information: Many programming languages use bytecodes, which are based on, and named after, bytes, 8-bit blocks of bits with which many computer users are familiar. Bytecoded languages use bytecodes as an interim form of information representation, an abstraction, bet
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