On the Bitshares site I read https://bitshares.org/technology/industrial-performance-scalability
Based upon the lessons we learn from LMAX, we know that a virtual machine for a blockchain should be designed with single-threaded performance in mind. This means it should get optimized for Just-In-Time compilation from the beginning, and that the most frequently used smart contracts should be supported natively by the blockchain, leaving only the rarely-used custom contracts to run in a virtual machine.
They specifically highlight
most frequently used smart contracts should be supported natively by the blockchain,
How does this concept (of native contracts) work in EOS, if at all since it is built on wasm? Has Larimer implemented similar design philosophies, how?
And how does this differ to other implementation as seen in Ethereum.