Quote from mono 2.6 changelog: LLVM backend This is a new and experimental feature in Mono. It is now possible to compile Mono to use the LLVM code generation engine as an optimizing compiler for Mono.
When enabled, LLVM will be used for most code instead of Mono's Just in Time compiler (there are a few pieces that are not yet supported by LLVM and in those cases Mono will fallback to its internal engine). Keep in mind that using LLVM has an impact on JIT performance, so this is not recommended for desktop scenarios where startup speed is important. LLVM should be used only for long-running applications or applications where long-term computational speed is more important than startup speed. The SciMark score on Mono goes from 482 to 610. Due to problems with autotools on windows, the llvm support is currently commented out. It can be enabled by applying this patch<http://www.mono-project.com/Mono:Runtime:mono-llvm.diff>, and passing --enable-llvm=yes to configure. Does anybody tryed it? -- Best regards, Christophe Narbonne
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