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I am developing a tool for some numerical analysis of user-defined functions. The idea is to make a convenient UI in Python, where user can enter C function, then press a button - and receive some out
I have some code available in some form of AST and I would like to execute it. I can think of sever开发者_StackOverflowal ways to do this, e.g.:
The following code behaves differently when built in Release mode (or Debug with optimizations on) and run without the V开发者_Python百科isual Studio debugger attached.
Compiling a program to bytecode instead of native code enables a certain level of portability, so long a fitting Virtual Machine exists.
Just wondering if someone would be kind enough to explain to me how the JVM, CLR and other \"Virtual Machines\" know when to \"kick in\"?
Suppose I have a very tight inner loop, each iteration of which accesses and mutates a single bookkeeping object that stores some simple data about the algorithm and has simple logic for manipulating
I have compiled some C functions into LLVM bytecode. Now I\'d like to make these functions accessible to a Lua script engine and then compile a Lua script into native machine code.
JIT compilers, by definition, generate code on the fly for execution.But in, say, Windows,开发者_开发百科 we have all kinds of protection that prevent self modifying code or executing from data memory
It is my understanding that most modern javasscript engines use some sort of (JIT-)compilation. I was wondering what a typical compilation vs execution ratio for a web application is and coudn开发者
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