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by nickjj
953 days ago
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Oh yeah, please don't get me wrong. My original reply isn't to take away what YJIT accomplished. It was mainly to reference that in the past YJIT used more memory but maybe starting with Ruby 3.3 you won't have to think about that aspect anymore, even for apps running on a low spec machine. I can't even begin to fathom at how much work and testing must have went into YJIT to make it work as well as it does. Thank you! |
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