saamyjoon

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   Building a baseline JIT for Lua automatically(sillycross.github.io)

   4 points by saamyjoon 3y ago|0 comments
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   by saamyjoon 4y ago

   JSC definitely has things resembling isolates.
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   by saamyjoon 7y ago

   You're absolutely wrong here. A language must specify its semantics. Those semantics describe the safety properties of that language.
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   by saamyjoon 9y ago

   I agree. Chakra uses a pure JIT approach? I thought they interpret both in JS and Wasm?
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   by saamyjoon 9y ago

   V8 used to do this. Now they have a JS interpreter called Ignition.
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   by saamyjoon 9y ago

   It's implementation dependent. Most implementations JIT Wasm up front (I think Chakra is the only engine that interprets). So, JS loads faster because almost all engines interpret first (all?).
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   by saamyjoon 9y ago

   I agree too. I wonder if this has been discussed at TC39.
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   by saamyjoon 9y ago

   FWIW, I don’t think this is accurate (not that it really matters much anymore). All the browsers were in the 90+% support around the same time.
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   by saamyjoon 9y ago

   How so? Go to: http://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es2016plus/ In STP or WebKit nightly
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    by saamyjoon 11y ago

    The Type Profiler and Code Coverage Profiler are all part of WebKit, not Safari.