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There's nothing inherent that would make JIT interpreted languages slower than AOT compiled languages. In fact JITs can apply optimizations that are difficult t
by dpc_pw 6y ago
There's nothing inherent that would make JIT interpreted languages slower than AOT compiled languages. In fact JITs can apply optimizations that are difficult to do AOT.
The only reason why interpreted languages are usually much slower is semantics of the language itself. And maybe JITing itself, but that tends to get amortized rather quickly.
- wassenaar10 6y agoI would argue that a runtime that makes heavy use of JIT compilation ceases to really be an "interpreter".