Mir: Strongly typed IR to implement fast and lightweight interpreters and JITs
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#3MIR is a start; someone ought to continue with the following downstream projects:
TRYD (Trace Rewriter Yielding Dynamics): reconstitutes a CFG from traces in order to not only JIT single hot paths but also multiple interlacing warm ones
MAI (Machine-Agnostic Interpreter): support for mobile processes and agents
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On that note, I've seen quite a few zer0s in my time!
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a proportionate number of times to people leaving comments like this
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#7Is the project still active?
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It means peace/world in Russian. He said so in his rubykaigi keynote. Given that, the more peace in this world, the better, I think.
I’m curious if he still sees a path or benefit for Ruby switching to such a tool.
Re: Mir: Strongly typed IR to implement fast and lightweight interpreters and JITs
#9MIR is a start; someone ought to continue with the following downstream projects: TRYD (Trace Rewriter Yielding Dynamics): reconstitutes a CFG from traces in order to not only JIT single hot paths but also multiple interlacing warm ones MAI (Machine-Agnostic Interpreter): support for mobile processes and agents
> TRYD (Trace Rewriter Yielding Dynamics): reconstitutes a CFG from traces in order to not only JIT single hot paths but also multiple interlacing warm ones
Do you have more information on that? Googling didn't turn much up. It sounds similar to the Trace Tree or region based compilation approaches?
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"Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—e.g. article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting."