alt Hacker NewsAnd this can generally be avoided as well, by doing "warmup" when starting your service (effectively, mock some calls), but before accepting requests.
And this can generally be avoided as well, by doing "warmup" when starting your service (effectively, mock some calls), but before accepting requests.
Of course, but then you have to actually do this. It is just another complexity to add. Also, I was answering a question about the hows and whys of the jit. I wasn't saying it was impossible to work around.