Earlier this year, an experimental “just-in-time” compiler was merged into CPython’s main development branch. While recent CPython releases have included other substantial internal changes, this addition represents a particularly significant departure f...
In the article it’s said that the JiT has similar performance to the latest stable interpreter but that it’s also very unoptimised. So I would assume it’s inferior to the pypy implementation right now.
How does it compare to the work the pypy project has been with JIT?
In the article it’s said that the JiT has similar performance to the latest stable interpreter but that it’s also very unoptimised. So I would assume it’s inferior to the pypy implementation right now.