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Course focusing on JIT compilers?Is anybody aware of university courses (or textbooks) with a focus on the design of just-in-time compilers (JITs)? (Basically, as alternative to a standard compiler construction course) In the last few years there has been some interesting research on the topic of JITs, (many being mentioned here on LtU), e.g., the Javascript JITs (TraceMonkey, Google V8), the PyPy JIT, LuaJIT, the recent story about verified JITs, Factor's compilation strategy might also be of interest, etc.. So far, I have not found any course focusing on JITs. At most, some compiler construction courses mention JIT technology (usually Java's) in passing. The textbook situation seems to be equally bland. By michaelw at 2010-02-03 16:34 | LtU Forum | previous forum topic | next forum topic | other blogs | 10847 reads
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