of course :)
thanks Chafic and David..
Chafic Kazoun wrote:
From what I know (And I am no expert on the Flash Player). The way the
JIT process works, not everything is actually always JITed. Bytecode
that is executed once may not tget JITed at all. But code that is
accessed multiple times or
From what I know (And I am no expert on the Flash Player). The way
the JIT process works, not everything is actually always JITed.
Bytecode that is executed once may not tget JITed at all. But code
that is accessed multiple times or deemed as a performance botleneck
will get JITed. The main
On 8/21/06, Martin Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Does the compiled code get recompiled during runtime to machine code
>> (like a JIT compiler) or does it get interpreted?
>
> Some Adobe presentation on the subjet was saying that all the code get
> JIT'ed, except the $iinit and $cinit functio
Does the compiled code get recompiled during runtime to machine code
(like a JIT compiler) or does it get interpreted?
Some Adobe presentation on the subjet was saying that all the code get
JIT'ed, except the $iinit and $cinit functions which are the one
defining the classes and initializing t
Thanks for the valuable information Nicolas. I strongly think you should
write a book on Flash Player internals! This would be the missing piece for
mastering the flash platform... I really miss this kind of information and a
good "dummie" introduction to them (There's isn't such a book available.
Sweet! Thanks for the info.
Kevin N.
Nicolas Cannasse wrote:
Here are some things I've been wondering about Actionscript 3.0s
compiler and runtime engines:
I'm assuming AS 3.0 compiles to a bytecode. What kind of bytecode
does it compile to? Is it more like Java/.NET CLR, or more like
Mozi
Here are some things I've been wondering about Actionscript 3.0s
compiler and runtime engines:
I'm assuming AS 3.0 compiles to a bytecode. What kind of bytecode does
it compile to? Is it more like Java/.NET CLR, or more like Mozilla's
Spidermonkey compiler?
I don't know about SpiderMonkey, b
Anybody?
Kevin N.
Kevin Newman wrote:
Here are some things I've been wondering about Actionscript 3.0s
compiler and runtime engines:
I'm assuming AS 3.0 compiles to a bytecode. What kind of bytecode does
it compile to? Is it more like Java/.NET CLR, or more like Mozilla's
Spidermonkey comp
Here are some things I've been wondering about Actionscript 3.0s
compiler and runtime engines:
I'm assuming AS 3.0 compiles to a bytecode. What kind of bytecode does
it compile to? Is it more like Java/.NET CLR, or more like Mozilla's
Spidermonkey compiler?
Does the compiled code get recompi
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