Credit
While I’m the author of this blog post, 99% of the work was done by Nicolas B. Pierron.
So far, my role in this project has largely been to play the wise old advisor, nodding and smiling mischeviously whenever Nicolas started exploring new ideas, and emitting cryptic comments in Reverse Jedi Notation.
A few months ago, we published a short (and mysterious) blog post in which we mentioned HolyJIT, an early research project towards a novel approach to writing JITs.
In this blog post, I would like to detail a bit more the ideas behind HolyJIT.
https://yoric.github.io/post/holyjit/
Credit While I’m the author of this blog post, 99% of the work was done by Nicolas B. Pierron. So far, my role in this project has largely been to play the wise old advisor, nodding and smiling mischeviously whenever Nicolas started exploring new ideas, and emitting cryptic comments in Reverse Jedi Notation. A few months ago, we published a short (and mysterious) blog post in which we mentioned HolyJIT, an early research project towards a novel approach to writing JITs. In this blog post, I would like to detail a bit more the ideas behind HolyJIT.