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RyuJIT FAQ is on the .NET Blog
Go forth and read it to see if it answers your questions: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dotnet/archive/2013/11/18/ryujit-net-jit-compiler-ctp1-faq.aspx One thing that’s buried in the FAQ: we fixed bugs that...
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Lies, damn lies, and benchmarks…
Hi, Folks! We just released RyuJIT CTP2, complete with a magical graph indicating the performance of the new 64 bit JIT compiler as compared to JIT64. I figured I’d describe the benchmarks we’re...
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RyuJIT CTP3: How to use SIMD
SIMD details will be forthcoming from the .NET blog, but Soma’s already showed some sample code, and everything’s available, so until those details are available here are directions about how to kick...
View ArticleRyuJIT CTP3 minor fix
Hi, folks. I’m on vacation, but I figured I’d let everyone know what the RyuJIT team has been up to since the beginning of the week. There was a pretty nasty bug that slipped through into CTP3 that...
View ArticleQuick info about a great SIMD writeup
Hi, folks. I wanted to put together a more coherent version of a random Twitter conversation I had with Sasha Goldshtein. First, you should go read Sasha’s excellent write-up on SIMD:...
View ArticleRyuJIT CTP4: Now with more SIMD types, and better OS support!
Hi, folks. It’s been a busy month around here. We’ve been working on all sorts of stuff that I can’t talk about right now, but in the meantime, we’ve also been responding to feedback on the SIMD types....
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RyuJIT CTP5: Getting closer to shipping, and with better SIMD support
Hi Folks! Yes, we understand it’s been a while since we shipped the last RyuJIT CTP. We have been working hard on improving our SIMD support and getting RyuJIT to ship quality for the next version of...
View ArticleRyuJIT and .NET 4.6
It’s been a while since we’ve posted here, and a lot has happened with RyuJIT since the last post. First and foremost, RyuJIT is the default x64 JIT for .NET 4.6! As a result, there is no need to use a...
View ArticleAnnouncing the release of RyuJIT for x64!
After many years of work, RyuJIT for x64 has now been released! Thanks to many of you trying it out over the course of the last couple years via our CTP releases, and giving us valuable feedback. You...
View ArticleRyuJIT tutorial at CGO and PLDI conferences
For those of you interested in learning more about the internals of RyuJIT, Carol Eidt will be giving a tutorial at CGO in Barcelona on March 13. She will also be giving the tutorial at PLDI in Santa...
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