6 months ago, I wrote the blog post "JSPP - Morph C++ into Javascript". My supervisor at the LRDE (R&D Lab of EPITA), Didier Verna, found it interesting and told me that it could be worth a publication. With his great help, I've written my first article. We have submitted it to two conferences (one after the other) and received two refusals.

Overall, the reviewers said the article was well written and the implementation interesting but since it has no practical use, it does not deserve a publication.

Even if it didn't make it, I'm really proud of the article. If you are interested in the implementation of JSPP, it can be an enlightening read 🙂

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(For copyright issue, this is not the submitted version of the file. There are still some minor wording issues)

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