Re: JRE: using -nojit flag increases speed???

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From: Chetan Ahuja
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 1998 00:00

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Yes. You've figured it out right. The compilation takes place just
before the class files are going to be "executed". This means that the 
compilation time is included in the load time. That's what   "Just in
Time"  means.
  Chetan

> Also, when does the final JIT compilation take place?  Does it natively
> recompile the entire set of classes you specify in your classpath before it
> loads the program, or does it recompile each class on the fly, as it is
> loaded?  If it's the former, that might explain why the load time was
> shorter with -nojit.
> 
> Any ideas or opinions will be appreciated. Thanks,
> 
> Benjamin Rutt
> Systems Engineer
> City of Bloomington, IN

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