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How can you do ISA-agnostic JIT unless you implement a separate backend for each ISA? I.e. is it possible to write a JIT in a generic way such that it'll work f

How can you do ISA-agnostic JIT unless you implement a separate backend for each ISA? I.e. is it possible to write a JIT in a generic way such that it'll work for a class of ISAs?

nitrogen 5y ago
You can write a JIT that generates C code and calls the system's C compiler: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ruby+"MJIT" https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ruby+"MJIT"
- gnulinux 5y ago
  Oh well I never thought of it, nor read of it. Need to go back to books. Thanks for sharing!