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Taming an Interpreter for Threaded Code Generation with a Tracing JIT Compiler
Modern virtual machines support a multitier JIT compilation strategy to balance the code quality and compilation time. This strategy brings many benefits to the user. However, it is hard for virtual machine developers to build and maintain multiple compilers in a single managed runtime. In this work-in-progress paper, we describe the problem that occurred by our use of a meta-tracing JIT compiler and propose a solution to it based on our previous work. Our preliminary performance evaluation of the compilation and execution times suggests that the proposed threaded code generation is promising as a lower-tier runtime compiler in a multitier JIT compilation system.
short paper (icooolps2022-short-paper-izawa.pdf) | 210KiB |
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11:00 30mShort-paper | Belief Programming with Map Family Decision Diagrams ICOOOLPS Silvio Fossati University of Geneva, Aurélien Coet University of Geneva, Switzerland, Dimi Racordon University of Geneva, Switzerland File Attached | ||
11:30 30mTalk | Compile the Gedackt! Experiments with a Methodology for Dynamic Compilation of Modular Embedded Domain-Specific Languages ICOOOLPS File Attached | ||
12:00 30mShort-paper | Taming an Interpreter for Threaded Code Generation with a Tracing JIT Compiler ICOOOLPS File Attached |