Скачать или смотреть Ahead-Of-Time Java to native code compilation

As opposed to Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation, found in most modern JVMs, Microsoft .NET framework, browser JavaScript engines, and numerous dynamic language implementations, Ahead-Of-Time (AOT) compilation is normally associated with "old school", static languages such as FORTRAN or C/C . Fact is, an AOT compiler (Ngen) has been part of .NET for many years, whereas the JDK still does not include such a tool, even though Java is older than .NET. This has resulted in a number of cultural misconceptions and myths about AOT compilation circulating in the Java community, which only reinforced the reluctance to add such a tool to the JDK. In this talk, Dimitry Leskov will dispel those myths, discuss the particular advantages and drawbacks of using AOT vs JIT compilation in various scenarios, and present the available commercial and open source solutions.