Right now it runs on its own VM. What I meant by "the VM is no longer necessary" was that the language went from being dynamic (when I was just prototyping with lisp) to static (in the current state), so it should be easy to generate machine code ahead of time, instead of having an interpreter (or adding a JIT).
The reason the definitions link to Wikipedia is that this is the first piece of documentation on Verve ever. Hopefully I'll be able to cover most of it in proper docs later, but I thought for now I'd add the link to the definitions in case someone reading through was not familiar with them (I personally hate to stop reading to start googling for acronyms).
The reason the definitions link to Wikipedia is that this is the first piece of documentation on Verve ever. Hopefully I'll be able to cover most of it in proper docs later, but I thought for now I'd add the link to the definitions in case someone reading through was not familiar with them (I personally hate to stop reading to start googling for acronyms).