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Yes. But note that, even so, there is a large distinction between Java or Dalvik bytecode and asm.js: the memory model of Java and Dalvik bytecode is defined in terms of high-level class types, object instances, and properties, while the memory model of asm.js is a large array, 8 bits wide by X MB long. Naturally, the latter is much lower-level and more difficult to decompile…



In that case, I think we just have some differing definitions.




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