LLVM IR is transformed into native code only once. You don't ship the assembler to your users for a C program. Of course the JVM has advantages that it can dyn

LLVM IR is transformed into native code only once. You don't ship the assembler to your users for a C program. Of course the JVM has advantages that it can dynamically optimize code according to actual execution profiles. If I am not mistaken with the right instrumentation LLVM can also makw your program generate a special optimization profile which you can then apply to your final build compilation.