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Cool thanks. Keen to try it with Scala and Clojure. Curious to know, How effective would be it's JIT compared to HotSpot ? Any pointers ?
by truth_seeker 9y ago
Cool thanks. Keen to try it with Scala and Clojure. Curious to know, How effective would be it's JIT compared to HotSpot ? Any pointers ?
- mike_hearn 9y agoThere are research papers that discuss this. It depends a lot on the bytecode patterns. For Java it's usually as good as the current JITC unless you're relying heavily on auto vectorisation. For Scala it's about a 10% win on open source or a 20% win for enterprise Graal, according to Twitter at least. For Clojure I don't know. But from what I understand Clojure produces quite inefficient bytecode, so it may benefit a lot.