Since the jit should only "care about" changes to inputs that are significant for the function being jitted, you may want to use a custom equals and hashCode implementation for the jit. In order to permit that, the jit should take an optional parameter of the interface type EqualityComparer<Input>... but unfortunately such a type doesn't appear to exist in the Kotlin (or Java) APIs.
Since the jit should only "care about" changes to inputs that are significant for the function being jitted, you may want to use a custom
equalsandhashCodeimplementation for the jit. In order to permit that, the jit should take an optional parameter of the interface typeEqualityComparer<Input>... but unfortunately such a type doesn't appear to exist in the Kotlin (or Java) APIs.