pfalcon/pycopy-jitgen

Generating machine code at runtime (aka JIT) using Pycopy (small Python dialect)

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This project helps embedded systems developers generate and execute machine code dynamically within Pycopy applications. It takes Pycopy code that needs to run exceptionally fast, compiles it into x86 32-bit machine code at runtime, and then executes that code. This is useful for optimizing critical sections of code in resource-constrained environments.

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Use this if you are developing for embedded systems with Pycopy and need to achieve native-level performance for specific, performance-critical functions by generating machine code on the fly.

Not ideal if you are working with general-purpose Python, need support for architectures other than x86 32-bit, or require a robust, production-ready JIT compiler.

embedded-systems firmware-development runtime-code-generation microcontroller-programming performance-optimization
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Mar 20, 2022

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