Still no "link" step. Wizard cheats a little; it has a "pregen" step that can run the interpreter and stub generators and write the machine code back into reser

Still no "link" step. Wizard cheats a little; it has a "pregen" step that can run the interpreter and stub generators and write the machine code back into reserved data (really, just a byte array) in the ELF file. That saves about 350 microseconds of startup time. If pregen hasn't happened, it will just generate the interpreter's machine code at startup.