It should be noted that human readable bytecode is stored in .rvmt files and actual instruction code is stored in .rvm files.
Why is this a feature?
Having human readable bytecode makes debugging easier, both for compiler developers and people working on rvm, however it is slower than non-readable instruction code.
.rvm files are similar to "release" mode, and .rvmt files are similar to "debug" mode.
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It should be noted that human readable bytecode is stored in .rvmt files and actual instruction code is stored in .rvm files.
Why is this a feature?
Having human readable bytecode makes debugging easier, both for compiler developers and people working on rvm, however it is slower than non-readable instruction code.
.rvm files are similar to "release" mode, and .rvmt files are similar to "debug" mode.