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Markus Mottl wrote:
> 
> [...] I was
> thinking of languages that do not have interpreters (e.g. C), though in
> theory interpreters are possible for any language.

As well as the other C interpreters people have mentioned in reply to
this, there was also one released by HiSoft for the Atari ST, which I
half-remember with great fondness.

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