Yes, though at least with C you have the compiler to optimize the cruft out of your binary and end up with a nice, clean program.
With JavaScript this is going to incur some runtime cost everywhere this library is used, even if it only happens once when getting optimized out by the JIT compiler.
Yes, though at least with C you have the compiler to optimize the cruft out of your binary and end up with a nice, clean program.
With JavaScript this is going to incur some runtime cost everywhere this library is used, even if it only happens once when getting optimized out by the JIT compiler.