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The 12 pages that link to Just-in-time compilation, each with the reason it gives.

• CompilerCompared with: It delays translation until runtime rather than completing all compilation before execution.

• JavaScriptRelated: Modern JavaScript engines use runtime compilation to accelerate frequently executed code.

• Programming languageRelated: Some language implementations combine interpretation with compilation while programs run.

• Virtual machineRelated: Language runtimes often accelerate virtual instructions by compiling frequently used code while it runs.

• Java (programming language)Related: Many JVMs optimize Java bytecode while programs run.

• InterpreterCompared with: It blurs the distinction by compiling selected code while an interpreted program runs.

• Runtime systemRelated: Some runtimes compile frequently used code while the program is running.

• BytecodeRelated: A runtime can translate frequently executed bytecode into faster native code.

• Java virtual machineRelated: A JVM can compile frequently executed bytecode to native machine code.

• Register allocationRelated: Its time constraints favor fast allocation methods such as linear scan.

• High-level programming languageBroader topic: Some high-level language runtimes compile frequently used code as programs run.

• Hardware accelerationCompared with: Runtime software optimization can adapt code without a separate accelerator.