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...Andrew, I was about to write a belated reply to this message (sorry for the delay), but then I realized that pretty much everything useful that I have to say on the subject is contained in this message (which is in a thread Albert Graef already linked to): https://groups.google.com/d/msg/llvm-dev/Rk9cWdRX0Wg/Fa1Mn6cyS9UJ Generally, I do hope that MCJIT will be capable of replacing the old JIT someday soon, though obviously it cannot do so until it provides equivalent functionality. I doubt it will ever be a "drop-in" replacement, but I hope that minimal rework will be needed. Most signific...

Does anyone have a roadmap for MCJIT with what I think people are calling lazy compilation. Is this even on the cards? I spent the last few hours moving my project (extempore.moso.com.au) over to MCJIT (particularly for ARM), and am a little horrified to discover no ability to compile, and just as importantly to recompile, at a function level. This is absolutely mandatory for my project. I have

...y to this message (sorry for the > delay), but then I realized that pretty much everything useful that I have > to say on the subject is contained in this message (which is in a thread > Albert Graef already linked to):**** > > ** ** > > https://groups.google.com/d/msg/llvm-dev/Rk9cWdRX0Wg/Fa1Mn6cyS9UJ**** > > ** ** > > Generally, I do hope that MCJIT will be capable of replacing the old JIT > someday soon, though obviously it cannot do so until it provides equivalent > functionality. I doubt it will ever be a “drop-in” replacement, but I hope > that minimal rew...

...Andrew, I was about to write a belated reply to this message (sorry for the delay), but then I realized that pretty much everything useful that I have to say on the subject is contained in this message (which is in a thread Albert Graef already linked to): https://groups.google.com/d/msg/llvm-dev/Rk9cWdRX0Wg/Fa1Mn6cyS9UJ Generally, I do hope that MCJIT will be capable of replacing the old JIT someday soon, though obviously it cannot do so until it provides equivalent functionality. I doubt it will ever be a “drop-in” replacement, but I hope that minimal rework will be needed. Most significantly, as...

...Andrew, I was about to write a belated reply to this message (sorry for the delay), but then I realized that pretty much everything useful that I have to say on the subject is contained in this message (which is in a thread Albert Graef already linked to): https://groups.google.com/d/msg/llvm-dev/Rk9cWdRX0Wg/Fa1Mn6cyS9UJ Generally, I do hope that MCJIT will be capable of replacing the old JIT someday soon, though obviously it cannot do so until it provides equivalent functionality. I doubt it will ever be a "drop-in" replacement, but I hope that minimal rework will be needed. Most signific...

...y to this message (sorry for the > delay), but then I realized that pretty much everything useful that I have > to say on the subject is contained in this message (which is in a thread > Albert Graef already linked to):**** > > **** > > https://groups.google.com/d/msg/llvm-dev/Rk9cWdRX0Wg/Fa1Mn6cyS9UJ**** > > **** > > Generally, I do hope that MCJIT will be capable of replacing the old JIT > someday soon, though obviously it cannot do so until it provides equivalent > functionality. I doubt it will ever be a “drop-in” replacement, but I hope > that minimal rew...

...Andrew, I was about to write a belated reply to this message (sorry for the delay), but then I realized that pretty much everything useful that I have to say on the subject is contained in this message (which is in a thread Albert Graef already linked to): https://groups.google.com/d/msg/llvm-dev/Rk9cWdRX0Wg/Fa1Mn6cyS9UJ Generally, I do hope that MCJIT will be capable of replacing the old JIT someday soon, though obviously it cannot do so until it provides equivalent functionality. I doubt it will ever be a "drop-in" replacement, but I hope that minimal rework will be needed. Most signific...

...y to this message (sorry for the > delay), but then I realized that pretty much everything useful that I have > to say on the subject is contained in this message (which is in a thread > Albert Graef already linked to):**** > > **** > > https://groups.google.com/d/msg/llvm-dev/Rk9cWdRX0Wg/Fa1Mn6cyS9UJ**** > > **** > > Generally, I do hope that MCJIT will be capable of replacing the old JIT > someday soon, though obviously it cannot do so until it provides equivalent > functionality. I doubt it will ever be a “drop-in” replacement, but I hope > that minimal rew...

...the >> delay), but then I realized that pretty much everything useful that I have >> to say on the subject is contained in this message (which is in a thread >> Albert Graef already linked to):**** >> >> **** >> >> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/llvm-dev/Rk9cWdRX0Wg/Fa1Mn6cyS9UJ**** >> >> **** >> >> Generally, I do hope that MCJIT will be capable of replacing the old JIT >> someday soon, though obviously it cannot do so until it provides equivalent >> functionality. I doubt it will ever be a “drop-in” replacement, but I ho...