Nicholas Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > With read only bytecode shared between processes, much of that "non-jit" > resident memory is going to be shared. So much less swapping.
Yeah. Yesterday I wrote: $ parrot -j -o order.pbc order.imc # emit jitted code Well, that was rather wrong. But we have on some systems ... $ parrot -o hello.pbc hello.imc $ parrot -o hello.o hello.pbc $ make EXEC=hello exec $ ./hello Hello, World! ... at least the basics to create a JITted, sharable executable. > Nicholas Clark leo
