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I just wanted to pass on some information. There is a new lightweight JIT called MIR - Medium Internal Representation. It is only 16,000 lines of code and claims close to native C performance in some scenarios.
MIR has been used to create a new "dialect" of Lua called Ravi. Ravi is a JIT-ed language that has optional static typing (sound familiar?). I haven't tried Ravi yet but it's on my todo list.
MIR looks like a very good technology and is written by a Senior GCC contributor. I thought I would pass on that tidbit. Feel free to close after you've read this. Cheers!
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Hi Peter,
I just wanted to pass on some information. There is a new lightweight JIT called MIR - Medium Internal Representation. It is only 16,000 lines of code and claims close to native C performance in some scenarios.
An overview of the project is here: https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2020/01/20/mir-a-lightweight-jit-compiler-project/
MIR has been used to create a new "dialect" of Lua called Ravi. Ravi is a JIT-ed language that has optional static typing (sound familiar?). I haven't tried Ravi yet but it's on my todo list.
MIR looks like a very good technology and is written by a Senior GCC contributor. I thought I would pass on that tidbit. Feel free to close after you've read this. Cheers!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: