Making Ruby Fast: The Rubinius JIT
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Making Ruby Fast: The Rubinius JIT
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Not for me.
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works here too
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#5Nothing hugely Ruby-specific here, but this is a nice, readable high-level overview of how to integrate a JIT into a dynamic language.
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#6The Rubinius team should really be paying attention to the Google sponsored Python project Unladen Swallow and vice-versa. There is so much overlap in methodology they should really just be working together for half these things.
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#7The Rubinius team should really be paying attention to the Google sponsored Python project Unladen Swallow and vice-versa. There is so much overlap in methodology they should really just be working together for half these things.
I'm sure each is fully aware of the other, or at least of the same source research into dynamic language optimization (which, I believe, comes largely from research into the Self language).
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#8The Rubinius team should really be paying attention to the Google sponsored Python project Unladen Swallow and vice-versa. There is so much overlap in methodology they should really just be working together for half these things.
I (Evan Phoenix, author of the the article and project lead) talk with the Unladen Swallow guys almost daily. We've met up in person a number of times and have traded a lot of ideas, so I'm 5 steps ahead of you!
Re: Making Ruby Fast: The Rubinius JIT
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There was a snafu (my fault) with the blog, should be up now. Sorry!
Re: Making Ruby Fast: The Rubinius JIT
#10The Rubinius team should really be paying attention to the Google sponsored Python project Unladen Swallow and vice-versa. There is so much overlap in methodology they should really just be working together for half these things.
I (Evan Phoenix, author of the the article and project lead) talk with the Unladen Swallow guys almost daily. We've met up in person a number of times and have traded a lot of ideas, so I'm 5 steps ahead of you!
Unrelated question: is there a reason the docs in the git repo aren't rendered at http://rubini.us/documentation? They seem well written and it'd be nice to be able to browse it from the website.