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What's the difference between Kotlin JVM and Kotlin Native?
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So I know Kotlin Native is obviously Native and Kotlin JVM isn't but is the code between Kotlin JVM and Kotlin Native:
1. Different Compiler and Different Code
2. Different Compiler and Similar Code
3. Different Compiler and Same Code
4. None of the above (please explain)
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So I know Kotlin Native is obviously Native and Kotlin JVM isn't but is the code between Kotlin JVM and Kotlin Native:
1. Different Compiler and Different Code
2. Different Compiler and Similar Code
3. Different Compiler and Same Code
4. None of the above (please explain)
kotlin jvm kotlin-native
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So I know Kotlin Native is obviously Native and Kotlin JVM isn't but is the code between Kotlin JVM and Kotlin Native:
1. Different Compiler and Different Code
2. Different Compiler and Similar Code
3. Different Compiler and Same Code
4. None of the above (please explain)
kotlin jvm kotlin-native
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So I know Kotlin Native is obviously Native and Kotlin JVM isn't but is the code between Kotlin JVM and Kotlin Native:
1. Different Compiler and Different Code
2. Different Compiler and Similar Code
3. Different Compiler and Same Code
4. None of the above (please explain)
kotlin jvm kotlin-native
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The Kotlin/JVM and Kotlin/Native compilers share the front-end (the part that performs code parsing, name resolution, type inference etc.), but the compiler back-ends that translate the internal program representation to the target code (the JVM bytecode and LLVM bitcode, respectively) are different.
The Kotlin language accepted by the two compilers is the same, but some of the features and checks are platform-specific. Also, the standard libraries for Kotlin/JVM and Kotlin/Native are sufficiently different, see the APIs available on each platform here: Kotlin Standard Library.
Another big difference is the memory model: Kotlin/JVM uses the Java memory model, while Kotlin/Native offers its own concurrency and memory model.
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The Kotlin/JVM and Kotlin/Native compilers share the front-end (the part that performs code parsing, name resolution, type inference etc.), but the compiler back-ends that translate the internal program representation to the target code (the JVM bytecode and LLVM bitcode, respectively) are different.
The Kotlin language accepted by the two compilers is the same, but some of the features and checks are platform-specific. Also, the standard libraries for Kotlin/JVM and Kotlin/Native are sufficiently different, see the APIs available on each platform here: Kotlin Standard Library.
Another big difference is the memory model: Kotlin/JVM uses the Java memory model, while Kotlin/Native offers its own concurrency and memory model.
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The Kotlin/JVM and Kotlin/Native compilers share the front-end (the part that performs code parsing, name resolution, type inference etc.), but the compiler back-ends that translate the internal program representation to the target code (the JVM bytecode and LLVM bitcode, respectively) are different.
The Kotlin language accepted by the two compilers is the same, but some of the features and checks are platform-specific. Also, the standard libraries for Kotlin/JVM and Kotlin/Native are sufficiently different, see the APIs available on each platform here: Kotlin Standard Library.
Another big difference is the memory model: Kotlin/JVM uses the Java memory model, while Kotlin/Native offers its own concurrency and memory model.
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The Kotlin/JVM and Kotlin/Native compilers share the front-end (the part that performs code parsing, name resolution, type inference etc.), but the compiler back-ends that translate the internal program representation to the target code (the JVM bytecode and LLVM bitcode, respectively) are different.
The Kotlin language accepted by the two compilers is the same, but some of the features and checks are platform-specific. Also, the standard libraries for Kotlin/JVM and Kotlin/Native are sufficiently different, see the APIs available on each platform here: Kotlin Standard Library.
Another big difference is the memory model: Kotlin/JVM uses the Java memory model, while Kotlin/Native offers its own concurrency and memory model.
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The Kotlin/JVM and Kotlin/Native compilers share the front-end (the part that performs code parsing, name resolution, type inference etc.), but the compiler back-ends that translate the internal program representation to the target code (the JVM bytecode and LLVM bitcode, respectively) are different.
The Kotlin language accepted by the two compilers is the same, but some of the features and checks are platform-specific. Also, the standard libraries for Kotlin/JVM and Kotlin/Native are sufficiently different, see the APIs available on each platform here: Kotlin Standard Library.
Another big difference is the memory model: Kotlin/JVM uses the Java memory model, while Kotlin/Native offers its own concurrency and memory model.
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