2011/12/11 Bengt Richter <[email protected]>:
> Just musing -- if pypy can discover pure functions (or functions with simple
> static
> global side effects) and the jit transforms them into machine code in a
> runtime memory-resident
> image somewhere, could this image be transformed with some .so boilerplate
> and metadata
> into a loadable module which could be discovered for use more or less like a
> .pyc that
> corresponds to .py is used? Could the jit perhaps write into a memory-mapped
> file that
> could be closed on exit to preserve the image for possible final
> post-processing into
> a standard format .so full of ready-made functions and supporting data?

Basically, no. JIT compiled functions have lots of their runtime
context (like memory addresses) hardcoded into thme.


-- 
Regards,
Benjamin
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