Anonymous
10/14/2025, 12:17:55 PM
No.106883936
>>106883872
>2- That's one way of doing tracing JIT. The other way is to create traces of Basic Blocks.
Yes, that's true.
>1- What if you're in an environment where you cannot use __pycache__? You'd end up compiling over and over.
When would that happen? But anyway this only a problem is the runtime is short and you re-run the script over and over. For one thing, why run the script over and over?
But after all that has been said, if compilation time is an issue and that you't compile to bytecode to a file and run that bytecode file directly, it's a language ('s author) issue.
>2- That's one way of doing tracing JIT. The other way is to create traces of Basic Blocks.
Yes, that's true.
>1- What if you're in an environment where you cannot use __pycache__? You'd end up compiling over and over.
When would that happen? But anyway this only a problem is the runtime is short and you re-run the script over and over. For one thing, why run the script over and over?
But after all that has been said, if compilation time is an issue and that you't compile to bytecode to a file and run that bytecode file directly, it's a language ('s author) issue.