But rather than fall back on existing compiled languages, they are now trying to build something that has it all.
The first JIT were targeted at Lisp and Smalltalk environments, and commercial Lisps always had JIT + AOT compilation support.
As for going for something new, it is hard to bring people back to technologies that are no longer mainstream, without adding something new to it.
The first JIT were targeted at Lisp and Smalltalk environments, and commercial Lisps always had JIT + AOT compilation support.
As for going for something new, it is hard to bring people back to technologies that are no longer mainstream, without adding something new to it.