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> Of course, I suspect if you pass luajit an unusual program (say, an unusual distribution of instructions), it would actually perform worse. I think that's un
by haberman 13y ago
> Of course, I suspect if you pass luajit an unusual program (say, an unusual distribution of instructions), it would actually perform worse.
I think that's unlikely. The LuaJIT interpreter keeps all important state in registers; this is not affected by the sequencing of bytecodes.
- duaneb 13y ago> The LuaJIT interpreter keeps all important state in registers; this is not affected by the sequencing of bytecodes. Except on register-starved architectures like, say, i686.