In just-in-time compilation a runtime first interprets or lightly compiles a program, measures which code is hot and how it behaves, and then compiles the hot code to optimised machine code using that profile. The warm-up period is the time, or number of executions, before the hot path runs as optimised code.
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What is Just-in-time compilation, warm-up period?
Also known as: just-in-time compilation · warm-up period