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iOS apps aren't allowed to have a JIT, or run any code not present in the submitted binaries in general. The one exception is that iOS apps are allowed to indi

iOS apps aren't allowed to have a JIT, or run any code not present in the submitted binaries in general. The one exception is that iOS apps are allowed to indirectly use JavascriptCore's JIT.

kevingadd 13y ago
I thought the JSC JIT is still disabled in non-Safari processes?
- mistercow 13y ago
  That is correct. They have nebulously cited "security reasons" as justification, but that doesn't really make very much sense.