just for time critical processes. There are so few today

As I’ve mentioned before, interpreted languages are generally less efficient at translating the source code you write into instructions on your processor. The mere fact that your source code needs to be read at run-time is itself a hindrance to performance. However, if performance is not a primary requirement then perhaps this disadvantage isn’t very meaningful.
The Embedded Engineer’s Primer: Compiled vs Interpreted Languages
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Maximiliano Contieri
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Aug 11, 2020
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just for time critical processes. There are so few today
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