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by pjmlp
411 days ago
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It is solved to the point the users on those communities are not writing extensions in C all the time, to compensate for the interpreter implementation. AOT winning over JITs on micro benchmarks hardly wins in meaningful way for most business applications, especially when JIT caches and with PGO data sharing across runs is part of the picture. Sure there are always going to be use cases that require AOT, and in most of them is due to deployment constraints, than anything else. Most mainstream devs don't even know how to use PGO tooling correctly from their AOT toolchains. Heck, how many Electron apps do you have running right now? |
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