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Does Cyclone have something to do with runtime code generation?

April 26, 2017code Cyclone generation runtime

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Does Cyclone have something to do with runtime code generation?

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Cyclone has its roots in Popcorn, a language which was safe but not as compatible with C. An offshoot of Popcorn added safe runtime code generation, and was called Cyclone. The current Cyclone language is a merger of the two, refocused on safety and C compatibility. Currently, the language does not have support for runtime code generation.