Sherief N. Farouk
2009-Sep-13 11:39 UTC
[LLVMdev] Saving/restoring executable code from the the JIT?
> My goal is to avoid waiting several minutes on application startup > until > optimization and native codegen ends. No suspending/restarting, just > compiling, saving native generated code, and loading on future sessions, > more akin a conventional compiler. >I'm interested in something like that. I have a case (which seems similar to one experienced by Nick Capens) where I have a lot of pure functions (Functions that only reference first-level indirections of their input parameters, a-la declspec(noalias) in VC++) that I'd like to store and avoid re-generating. There were some issues with constants being pooled by the execution engine iirc, but if there're plans to implement what Oscar's thinking of I'd love to be in on it. - Sherief
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