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1 Introduction Runtime code generation has been a topic of research discussion for many years. Traditionally, runtime code generation tools have been bound to a particular language as well as to a particular platform. To avoid platform dependencies runtime code generation has often been done in bytecode execution systems. This introduces a problem because the generated code will not be executed at native speed; therefore, making it much harder to achieve worthwhile speed performance. Platforms such as Microsoft’s .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) and the Java Virtual Machine contain just-in-time compilers that generate well-optimized native machine code from the bytecode at runtime.
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