The LuaJIT Project
This is the common project page for: LuaJIT — a Just-In-Time Compiler for Lua. Coco — a Lua extension for True C Coroutines. DynASM — a Dynamic Assembler for code generation engines. Lua Bitop — a Lua extension for bitwise operations on numbers. Privacy Policy This website does not request, store or process any private data. This website is fully static and does not allow entry of personal informa
Making Ruby Fast: The Rubinius JIT
In order to execute Ruby code as fast as possible, Rubinius has the ability to compile Ruby code all the way down to machine code when it detects that a method is heavily used. In Rubinius, the system that manages this process is its JIT. In today’s post, I’ll be giving an overview of the various players involved in the path that code takes to get from source to machine code. Without further ado,
JRuby Startup Time Tips
Charles Oliver Nutter Java, Ruby, and JVM guy trying to make sense of it all JRuby has become notorious among Ruby implementations for having a slow startup time. Some of this is the JVM's fault, since it doesn't save JIT products and often just takes a long time to boot and get going. Some of this is JRuby's fault, though we work very hard to eliminate startup bottlenecks once they're reported an
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