| 80 | nanoJIT is being developed separately by Mozilla and Adobe. The two teams are currently attempting a merger into a single codebase, at which point nanoJIT should be released as a separate project. |
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| 82 | From one of the developers: |
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| 85 | >>It's not available separately yet as Mozilla and Adobe have diverged their implementations. They are currently working on merging their changes and coming up with a version of nanojit that will then become a separate project that both use. I currently track and use the Mozilla version. Yes, I think integrating it into Parrot would be do-able and probably not all that difficult. It's pretty simple to use. The nanojit development team is currently split between Mozilla and Adobe so it's hard to gauge. There's a few people who work on it from both companies. Because there is no separate project yet there are no release/support policies. |
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| 87 | Pros: Fast. Backed by developers from Mozilla and Adobe. |
| 88 | Cons: Not ready for general consumption yet. |
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