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I should have clarified that I meant "compiled easily for 10-100x speedup" (on representative workloads) as the OP was saying. You can definitely compile anyth
by chubot 6y ago
I should have clarified that I meant "compiled easily for 10-100x speedup" (on representative workloads) as the OP was saying.
You can definitely compile anything... whether it's worthwhile is a totally different story. I learned this the hard way :)
As far as I remember the Ruby 3x3 effort yielded 3x on SOME workloads, with tremendous effort, which is about what I would have expected due to Ruby's very dynamic semantics.
- jashmatthews 6y agoTruffleRuby already has that kind of performance increase on microbenchmarks. The CRuby JIT for 3x3 built by one person in their spare time.