#"Use of Jit Outside Compilation"

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@tawdry ember has a question:

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Jit is something that can be used outside of traditional compiling? Or no

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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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Jit is something that can be used outside of traditional compiling? Or no

Yes, Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation is a technique used by Java Virtual Machine (JVM) to improve the performance of Java applications. JIT compiles bytecode into native machine code at runtime, optimizing the code for the specific hardware it is running on. This process can occur during execution, allowing for dynamic optimization of code.

In terms of using JIT outside of traditional compilation, it is not typically used in a standalone manner outside of the JVM. However, some developers have explored using JIT techniques in other contexts such as dynamic language interpreters or Just-In-Time compilers for languages like JavaScript.

Overall, while JIT compilation is primarily associated with the JVM and Java applications, its principles and techniques can be applied in other scenarios to improve performance and optimize code execution.

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woven marsh
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So yes?

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i mean i guess it depends how you define "traditional compiling"

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JIT is a compilation step thats done "on the fly"

fair mist
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perhaps we should move over to #1327317704117587998 . feels like the threads will merge, topic-wise