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		phil on Feb 1, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: What The Rails Security Issue Means For Your Start... "Interpreted" is too restrictive. For example, Objective C provides NSClassFromString().

revelation on Feb 1, 2013 [–]

One could argue that since every call goes through a runtime messaging framework, Objective C is really just an interpreted language with pre-JITed function bodies.

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