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Just-In-Time Compilation

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Paper2000

Dynamo: A Transparent Dynamic Optimization System

Vasanth Bala, Evelyn Duesterwald & Sanjeev Banerjia

Shows that a system watching an already-compiled binary at runtime, and re-optimising only its hot paths, can speed up native code with no source, no recompilation and no cooperation from the compiler that produced it.

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Paper2009

Trace-Based Just-In-Time Type Specialization for Dynamic Languages

Andreas Gal et al.

Compiles only the hot loops a dynamic language program actually executes, specialised to the types observed at runtime, arguing this recovers most of static compilation's speed without giving up dynamic typing.

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Dynamo: A Transparent Dynamic Optimization System

Trace-Based Just-In-Time Type Specialization for Dynamic Languages

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