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It transforms one language into another, so by definition it's a compiler. But what is so scary about that? I would be willing to bet that most people already r
by shawnz 13y ago
It transforms one language into another, so by definition it's a compiler. But what is so scary about that? I would be willing to bet that most people already run JIT'd code every day, in the form of Java, C#, Javascript, etc.
- kbob 13y agoMy question is, how slow is the specializer? It is portrayed as very fast, but it looks like it's doing a significant fraction of a real compiler's work. Then again, if it's mostly used at program installation time, who cares?