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I always wondered if there was a case to be made for a JIT that recompiled "normal" x86-64 into a restricted subset designed to be more optimizable. This could
by hakfoo 4y ago
I always wondered if there was a case to be made for a JIT that recompiled "normal" x86-64 into a restricted subset designed to be more optimizable.
This could be paired with a sort of two-tiered processor design-- really fast on the restricted subset, but mediocre-to-bad performance on anything else. The code only has to activate the "mediocre to bad" paths long enough to build a JIT cache though,
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- therealcamino 4y agoThat's sort of similar to Transmeta's approach, except the underlying machine was pretty different from x86, not a fast subset.