At least two of the article's statements about LLVM are false. In particular:
1) LLVM doesn't place any restrictions on how a language runtime allocates memory.
2) LLVM doesn't "expect" a stack map -- it provides infrastructure to compute them if the front end wants to, but the front end is completely free to ignore that infrastructure.
1) LLVM doesn't place any restrictions on how a language runtime allocates memory.
2) LLVM doesn't "expect" a stack map -- it provides infrastructure to compute them if the front end wants to, but the front end is completely free to ignore that infrastructure.