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The Julia compiler is a little bit different in the sense that it actually compiles ahead of time (it is not a tracing JIT). This takes place just before a meth
by kristofferc 8y ago
The Julia compiler is a little bit different in the sense that it actually compiles ahead of time (it is not a tracing JIT). This takes place just before a method (with known runtime types for the arguments) is executed for the first time. So performance is predictable but on the other hand there is a risk of over specializations.
- pjmlp 8y agoI know, but that is not the point. The point is the lack of adoption of JIT runtimes across the Python community at large.