At the beginning of this year, the Mozilla JavaScript team started a new project, code-named JägerMonkey, with a simple goal: make us fast. Our previous major engine upgrade, TraceMonkey, gave Firefox 3.5 a big speed boost. But while the technology inside TraceMonkey makes it faster than any other engine on certain programs (then and now), it doesn’t help other programs as much. And the web has gr
About 2 months ago, we started work on JägerMonkey, a new “baseline” method JIT compiler for SpiderMonkey (and Firefox). The reason we’re doing this is that TraceMonkey is very fast for code that traces well, but for code that doesn’t trace, we’re stuck with the interpreter, which is not fast. The JägerMonkey method JIT will provide a much better performance baseline, and tracing will continue to
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