What is JIT(Just In Time) and How it works?
Answer Posted / megha
JIT is a program which compiles MSIL to machine code,
without this .net has no path to machine code.
Types:
Standard JIT: It produces highly optimized machine code and
it caches the code in case it need to access
again.Compilation of IL to native code is very slow however
it produces native code very fast. To make it fast machine
use lot of Ram.
Econo JIT:This is designed for small system which donot
have lot of RAM.But it Produces the code which is not
optimal and also it donot cache the code.
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