I did but it was either deleted or not sent.Anyways, he described JIT compilation as just a normal compilation to machine code but the difference is that it is compiled at runtime meaning it already starts executing code(interpreting) and once engine finds "hot spots" it compiles them and optimizes. Also he said that its compiled into machine code but after parsing everything is firstly compiled to bytecode and then execution(interpretation) and JIT compilation happens.His explanation confused me more then it helped me.I still dont fully understand everything about it but i know that its either oversimplified or just wrong.So anyone reading this feel free to correct me if i said something wrong.
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Not a good explanation of compilation process.
so can you explain to us? what his explanation is missing?
I did but it was either deleted or not sent.Anyways, he described JIT compilation as just a normal compilation to machine code but the difference is that it is compiled at runtime meaning it already starts executing code(interpreting) and once engine finds "hot spots" it compiles them and optimizes. Also he said that its compiled into machine code but after parsing everything is firstly compiled to bytecode and then execution(interpretation) and JIT compilation happens.His explanation confused me more then it helped me.I still dont fully understand everything about it but i know that its either oversimplified or just wrong.So anyone reading this feel free to correct me if i said something wrong.