Yeah, as long as you can “polyfill” or “monkeypatch” in the new JVM instructions, it’s not a huge problem: ideally you take a page from IBM’s TIMI, and you trea

Yeah, as long as you can “polyfill” or “monkeypatch” in the new JVM instructions, it’s not a huge problem: ideally you take a page from IBM’s TIMI, and you treat compilation as a form of caching: you store the JVM code on permanent storage, and compile it to the underlying hardware on first execution, saving the result until the CPU is upgraded.