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True, but they claim to have gotten as fast as LuaJIT in many cases and, important for their use case, JIT doesn't work on some platforms (iOS): https://luau-la
by dangoor 5y ago
True, but they claim to have gotten as fast as LuaJIT in many cases and, important for their use case, JIT doesn't work on some platforms (iOS): https://luau-lang.org/performance https://luau-lang.org/performance
> On some workloads it can match the performance of LuaJIT interpreter which is written in highly specialized assembly.
- dirkf 5y agoNote how it says: "match the performance of the LuaJIT interpreter" (emphasis mine). LuaJIT basically has two parts: an interpreter in handcrafted assembly which is quite a bit faster than the standard Lua VM, and the actual JIT, which is even faster. IIRC on iOS the JIT is not allowed but the interpreter is still there.
- dangoor 5y agoGood catch! I missed the word interpreter in there.