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ILDJIT (Intermediate Language Distributed Just In Time) is a unified compilation framework for bytecode languages designed and developed by Simone Campanoni.
Framework: The framework includes both static and dynamic compilers, making their co-design easier.
Main features:
- Parallelism: Its prominent characteristic is its high degree of parallelism: it can exploit multicore machines, taking advantage of physical parallelism to hide both static and dynamic compilation latencies.
- Extensibility: It is designed to simplify the creation of extensions such as code analyses or transformations.
Further readings: ILDJIT is fully described in several documents.
Contact: Contact Simone for collaborations or suggestions.
Roadmap: roadmap of the project.
Project Status
Current stable version: 0.8.0 Sloth-mania (Released April 6th, 2012).
Platform supported: Linux running on Intel x86 or ARM processors.
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Try ILDJIT in a Virtual Machine or install it on your computer.
