JVM - How is non jit-compiled code run
Question
I know that some piececes of the bytecode are compiled into assembly at runtime. However all resources that I read do not mention what happens to the rest of the code. Is it interpreted by c++?
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4 ACCPTED 2016-04-20 21:50:20
The JIT compiler compiles the byte-code to native code for execution; if you're on a platform without a JIT then the byte-code is interpreted.
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