> >> My explanations seem to have also failed to explain you. >> Unfortunately, one really needs have some back group with both >> Just-In-Time compilers,Virtual Machines, and Common Intermediate >> Language to understand this area. I understand that it is not your >> area of expertise, so it is not an issue for me. > > I think a JIT associated with GCC would be great. Not everything is > static compilation. "Split Compilation" combining static compilation > for complicated analysis along with a "Managed Runtime" for > execution and runtime transformations is becoming more important. > > libJIT could help with the runtime for a GCC implementation of OpenCL. > It could help with an environment for Java and CIL. > > A JIT associated with GCC would allow coordination between GCC > bytecode generation and the JIT. It also can allow the JIT cache > to be pre-warmed by GCC static code and profiling information. > > There are many exciting opportunities.
Thank you David this excellent explanation. I also think that there are many exciting opportunities. Thanks, Kirill
