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I guess the crux is that "important" is relative. JIT compilers (especially hot-spot optimizing ones) are most commonly used for high-level languages like JavaS
by brundolf 4y ago
I guess the crux is that "important" is relative. JIT compilers (especially hot-spot optimizing ones) are most commonly used for high-level languages like JavaScript, which have a different definition of "important to performance" than eg. systems languages. The OP is talking about compilers that produce binaries, so I think the relevant definition of "important" is that of systems languages, not of the typical JITed language
- layer8 4y agoI was thinking of Java and C#, which are widely deployed for desktop and backend applications, as well as on mobile (Android specifically), and which are quite competitive with C for application performance.