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It depends on how aggressively you optimize. In the worst case scenario (the compiler just copies the code that the interpreter would run) you end up with the s
by earcar 16y ago
It depends on how aggressively you optimize. In the worst case scenario (the compiler just copies the code that the interpreter would run) you end up with the same performance as the interpreter.
- icefox 16y agoFound a paper http://www.jordansmind.com/files/Laughy-DBT.pdf http://www.jordansmind.com/files/Laughy-DBT.pdf last night titled "Implementation of a Dynamic Binary Translator for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) console" Converting had a ten time speedup. Given that the js engines we have today determining the best way to convert the nes asm to js seems like it would be a very interesting project.