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Yes, of course. But that's ABI, not API.
by xavel 12y ago
Yes, of course. But that's ABI, not API.
- angersock 12y agoAn ABI is the API a computer understands. It makes a great deal of sense, especially when dealing with an interpreter for a stack-like machine, to expose language bindings in terms of that stack. It's not super friendly, mind, but it makes perfect sense.