pjit of jit'ed function? #9224
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mattiasmar
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pjit of jit'ed function?
#9224
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👀 (I'm also interested in the converse: jit of pjit'ed function) |
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It is my understanding that jit'ing a pjit'ed function wouldn't have an impact as pjit already causes the code to be compiled. |
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What is the effect of pjit'ing an already jit'ed method?
This could be the case when one pjit's an high level method that 'hides' within it a jit'ed method (implemented by another programmer in a library that you can't / don't want to edit).
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