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v8-sh4
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Analyzed about 17 hours ago
Port of the famous v8 to the sh4 processors
Licenses:
No declared licenses
GNU Jitter
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Claimed by GNU Analyzed about 3 hours ago
GNU Jitter is a software automatically building a portable, very efficient language
virtual machine with performance close to native code, starting from a
relatively high-level specification provided by the user.
The VM state may include registers, stacks or a combination of both along with
Licenses:
gpl3_or_l...
parakeet-python
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Analyzed about 12 hours ago
Runtime compiler for numerical Python
Licenses:
BSD-3-Clause
LibJIT
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Analyzed about 5 hours ago
LibJIT is a library that provides generic Just-In-Time compiler functionality independent of any particular bytecode, language, or runtime. It started off as a part of the DotGNU project and was used as the backend for DotGNU Portable.NET JIT engine. Since then it has been used in a number of other
Licenses:
lgpl21
Querysoft Open Runtime
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Analyzed 1 day ago
Cross Platform, Aspect Oriented, C++ Framework.
Integrates portable C library, portable C++ standard library and advanced C++ techniques with easy to use object model. Designed to be extended; just plugin the support you need.
jdk9-hotspot
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No analysis available
The HotSpot Java Virtual Machine within the JDK9.
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
No declared licenses
Brisk: Applied Numba
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Analyzed about 10 hours ago
Optimized numerical computation using Continuum's Numba. Intended as a drop-in replacement for numerical functions in numpy, scipy, or builtins. Provides strong performance boosts.
Inputs use numpy arrays. Using other formats like lists, or pandas Dataframes will adversely affect speed.
Licenses:
No declared licenses
lib6502-jit
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Analyzed about 14 hours ago
Just-in-time compiler for 6502 machine code. Interpreted, compiled and hybrid emulation modes are supported. The emulation is provided by a library which is (nearly) a drop-in replacement for Ian Piumarta's lib6502, on which this project is based. LLVM is used to provide the JIT compilation support.
MyJIT
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No analysis available
MyJIT is a small modular library for dynamic machine code generation. In other words, it can compile platform-independent intermediate language to processor-specific instructions which can be afterwards invoked as a regular function. The architecture of MyJIT is based on a simple register-based
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
lgpl3