On 01/31/2015 03:40 PM, Armin Rigo wrote: ce optimizations utilizing type information." > > This doesn't mean the performance of PyPy is perfectly optimal today. > There are certainly things to do and try. One of the major ones (in > terms of work involved) would be to add a method-JIT-like approach > with a quick-and-dirty initial JIT, able to give not-too-bad > performance but without the large warm-up times of our current > meta-tracing JIT. More about this or others in a later e-mail, if > you're interested. > > > A bientôt, > > Armin. >
Hi, Sorry to bother again. I did not get any response yet. The problem is that I need a better picture about a topic I could work on for my thesis and I really would like to contribute to pypy. In this week I would like to decide what I'm aiming for (otherwise things might get shifted). It would be nice to have the information you mentioned earlier in your email about the method-JIT-like approach and others! Best, Richard
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