-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 7/28/10 20:02 , Casper Bang wrote: > > It's hard to know without your benchmarking suite, but it strikes > me that the above, though unsafe, has a good chance of mapping to > efficient native code. BTW - if I'm not wrong, a few months ago Kohsuke blogged about something related with the performance and by using some tool he attached the generated native code (of course, at a given stage of the run)... Am I wrong? Does such a tool exist? Or did I just dream about it?
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