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Yeah I think if Julia had a plain interpreted mode or a base template JIT that could tier up to LLVM's, they could drive that execution latency down a lot.
by smasher164 12d ago
Yeah I think if Julia had a plain interpreted mode or a base template JIT that could tier up to LLVM's, they could drive that execution latency down a lot.
- eigenspace 12d agoJulia does have an interpreter, but due to the multiple disptach semantics and the type system, it's a rather slow interpreter. There's some exciting work that was presented in Juliacon 2026 though on an upcoming tiered JIT and this should reduce latency a lot, as you suggest. It's kinda one of those mid-hanging fruits that has been known about for a long time, but not seriously tackled till now.