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by rurban
3051 days ago
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It's in the papers. About 20% slower. The main use case seems to be speed up dynamic languages (ruby, python, javascript, R), and Sulong is used to handle the C extensions, so that the optimizations can be performed across the language boundaries. Unboxing and inlining mostly in the hot paths. Makes sense.
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