Yes. Basically the main reason it isn't the default now is the still rough executable memory management. Other than that it's been rock solid and offers decent

Yes. Basically the main reason it isn't the default now is the still rough executable memory management. Other than that it's been rock solid and offers decent speedup across a wild range of benchmarks and real world applications. So my personal expectation is for it to be enabled by default in 3.2, but I might be wrong.