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FridgeSeal
10 months ago
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Why SQLite Uses Bytecode
That’s a really cool idea! Is there any writeups or articles about this in more detail?
JonChesterfield
10 months ago
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It's called a template JIT. You get to remove the interpreter control flow overhead but tend to end up with a lot of register shuffling at the boundaries. Simpler than doing things properly, usually faster than a bytecode interpreter.
UncleEntity
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Sounds like 'copy & patch compilation' is a close cousin.
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