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@@ -148,9 +148,8 @@ trace linking heuristics prevent this, but in the worst case this | |||
148 | means the code always falls back to the interpreter. | 148 | means the code always falls back to the interpreter. |
149 | </li> | 149 | </li> |
150 | <li> | 150 | <li> |
151 | <b>Trace management</b> needs more tuning: better blacklisting of aborted | 151 | <b>Trace management</b> needs more tuning: less drastic countermeasures |
152 | traces, less drastic countermeasures against trace explosion and better | 152 | against trace explosion and better heuristics in general. |
153 | heuristics in general. | ||
154 | </li> | 153 | </li> |
155 | <li> | 154 | <li> |
156 | Some checks are missing in the JIT-compiled code for obscure situations | 155 | Some checks are missing in the JIT-compiled code for obscure situations |
@@ -199,7 +198,7 @@ Nonetheless, it compiles to native code and needs to be adapted to each | |||
199 | architecture. Porting the compiler backend is probably the easier task, | 198 | architecture. Porting the compiler backend is probably the easier task, |
200 | but a key element of its design is the fast interpreter, written in | 199 | but a key element of its design is the fast interpreter, written in |
201 | machine-specific assembler.<br> | 200 | machine-specific assembler.<br> |
202 | An x64 port is already in the works, thanks to the | 201 | A preliminary x64 port is already available, thanks to the |
203 | <a href="sponsors.html">LuaJIT sponsorship program</a>. | 202 | <a href="sponsors.html">LuaJIT sponsorship program</a>. |
204 | Other ports will follow — companies which are | 203 | Other ports will follow — companies which are |
205 | interested in sponsoring a port to a particular architecture, please | 204 | interested in sponsoring a port to a particular architecture, please |