Matt Warren • 12/15/2017

A look at the internals of 'Tiered JIT Compilation' in .NET Core

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This technical deep-dive explores the internals of the Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler in the .NET CLR. It explains the traditional single-pass JIT process and then details the new 'Tiered Compilation' feature, which allows methods to be re-compiled into more optimized versions, similar to Java's Hotspot compiler, for improved performance.

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