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Does Excel do "just-in-time" compilation?
Sort of associated with my last question, but how does Excel execute a VBA
application: o Is it interpreted or does it compile the VBA code into either native assembler or some kind of p-code? o If compiling, does it recompile everything at the start (e.g. auto_open) or as classes, forms etc. are initiated I'm suspecting it's not purely interpreted. Thanks, Rob. |
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