"Stuart A. Yeates" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > There are some languages (such as Perl) which have language features > which absolutely precludes JIT as we know it.
Your example doesn't convince me: Your Perl example may be compiled (but maybe the resulting code is a bit more complex than a direct function call). Even if it's not easy to JIT compile your example line, all the rest of the program may be perfectly suited to JIT. One of the feature of a JIT compiler is that you can compile only parts of a program. -- Until the next mail..., Stefan.
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