interpreterthat
Interpreterthat is a coined term used in speculative discussions about programming language interpreters. It refers to a hypothetical universal interpreter architecture that incorporates a dynamic policy layer to govern semantic rules at runtime. The term does not denote a single existing product, but rather a conceptual framework for exploring flexible language interpretation and interoperability.
In a typical interpretation of the concept, interpreterthat comprises several core components: a front-end parser and
Operation relies on reflective capabilities and a well-defined API that lets extensions add or modify semantics,
Potential applications include education, rapid prototyping of language features, and research into policy-driven execution models. Challenges
See also: interpreter, virtual machine, polyglot programming, dynamic semantics, just-in-time compilation.