Re:A JVM Does That? (2011) [pdf]
by jerven on Friday July 08, 2016 @09:06AM
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Current Azul Zing. Is trending into a hybrid, storing previously compiled machine code to use upon restart if byte code matches.
I also think that the JVM is the only JIT that has had close to same number of resources pushed at it as some of the Fortran/C/C++ compilers. But to differing markets the JVM focused a lot less on easy to benchmark numeric and actually looks at other types of code.
Then of course there is the hybrid JVM/LLVM using Graal/Sulong [1]. Which hopes to better than JIT or AOT apart.
I also think that the JVM is the only JIT that has had close to same number of resources pushed at it as some of the Fortran/C/C++ compilers. But to differing markets the JVM focused a lot less on easy to benchmark numeric and actually looks at other types of code.
Then of course there is the hybrid JVM/LLVM using Graal/Sulong [1]. Which hopes to better than JIT or AOT apart.
[1] https://github.com/graalvm/sulong