Isn't it the same for .NET, which is also commonly regarded as JIT compiler? My main criteria for JIT is that the machine code is not generated fully before the

Isn't it the same for .NET, which is also commonly regarded as JIT compiler? My main criteria for JIT is that the machine code is not generated fully before the binary is started, but at startup time. Whether that's a one-time process (like what C# and eBPF does) or a continuous process (like Java and JS engines) seems to be another distinction.