So, you can apparently compile C++ to LLVM-IR, then to Javascript, then to Python and then to C++ (you can do similar feat with C). Wonder if there is a fix point, or it diverges.
A graph of programming languages connected through compilers
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#12Nice visualization, it can be improved though. There are Java compilers directly to native code though, the Oracle JVM isn't the only path.
Every road leads to GCC, or in this case, GCJ. ;)
GCC 7 release removed GCJ. https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-7/changes.html#java
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#13For Haskell -> JVM, there is Frege/Eta compiler. You could argue those are dialects of Haskell, but are pretty close. The differences will be around FFI because of jvm
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#14A few missing items: - CIL to C++ using CoreRT/AoT compiler [1] - JVM to CIL using ikvmc [2] - Quite a few languages to WebAssembly using LLVM [3] - J# if you are willing to include dead but somewhat significant languages [1] https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/alphageek/2016/10/13/native... [2] http://www.ikvm.net/userguide/ikvmc.html [3] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43540878/what-languages-...
- Quite a few languages to WebAssembly using LLVM
Languages are compiled to LLVM IR and then to WebAssembly. These are shown, right?
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#15Looks like everyone want to add some missing info. The github source code link can be found at the top right corner. For easy reference, here it is
https://github.com/mohd-akram/languages
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#16goddamn Haxe and Python messing everything up :p https://imgur.com/a/PgNWLbG
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#17Did Javascript become the babelfish of all languages?
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#18Re: A graph of programming languages connected through compilers
#19Nice visualization, it can be improved though. There are Java compilers directly to native code though, the Oracle JVM isn't the only path.
According to this graph one could actually get from Java to Objective-C to LLVM-IR to Machine Code...
Or with LLVM-IR to C in the last step you could get from Java to C...
Re: A graph of programming languages connected through compilers
#20Nice visualization, it can be improved though. There are Java compilers directly to native code though, the Oracle JVM isn't the only path.
It seems like it allows the nodes to be dragged to rearrange them. But yeah, it definitely needs a better graph.