Very interesting readup! I have some C# projects I've had in mind to try to compile to AOT. Quite different for complex programs of course, but the perf being very close to C is a great motivator.
Very interesting readup! I have some C# projects I've had in mind to try to compile to AOT. Quite different for complex programs of course, but the perf being very close to C is a great motivator.
Why would you want them in AOT, though? It's great for startup time and native interoperability, but it might be slower in general due to machine specific optimizations.
Because of Docker. You want the images to be as small as possible.
I would object, I want my containers to be as fast as possible and the JIT compiles for each CPU arch you run it on (supposedly optimally). Docker image size, who cares?