[plt-scheme] A Comment on MzScheme Performance vis-a-vis WebApplications

That still doesn't make sence. Even if this is true, Matthew will change mzc 
to produce the same compiled code as the JIT compiler. So I take it to 
mean v301 is much faster then v299 or v209.

Chongkai

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Subject: Re: [plt-scheme] A Comment on MzScheme Performance vis-a-vis WebApplications


> --- "Paulo J. Matos" <pocmatos at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> This last sentence is brain-damaging me. So, you mean
>> that code
>> compiled with mzc is slower than if you run it in
>> mzscheme
>> (interpreted)? Or mzscheme is already compiling code
>> also?
> 
> It take it to mean the just in time (JIT) compiler recently
> introduced in MzScheme (after 301 IIRC) produces faster
> code than that produced by mzc.
> 
> N.
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