You have forgotten several important analysis routinely done by JITs that significantly speedup Java: - deep inlining, by default the inlining depth of a JVM i

You have forgotten several important analysis routinely done by JITs that significantly speedup Java: - deep inlining, by default the inlining depth of a JVM is around 10, you can not have this depth of inlining with a statically compiled language. - prune non taken branches (and exception blocks), so you do not fill the instruction cache with code never executed. - branch re-ordering, the code executed more often can be read from top to bottom, less executed code is offloaded to a side block. - CPU instructions selection at runtime. - lock profiling, generate different codes if the lock is contented or not. BTW .Net do not do any code profiling, so can not use most of these optimizations.