@kellabyte CLR lacks the features to make dynamic languages perform well. Look at how JRuby and Jython fare against IronRuby and IronPython
@DrPizza @kellabyte InDy provides a declarative way to describe dispatch and (polymorphic) caching semantics for any language to the JVM
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@bascule@kellabyte right, but the DLR in .NET 4.0 does polymorphic inline caching too, which is why I wonder about the differences. -
@DrPizza@kellabyte can the CLR inline e.g. Ruby code? I really doubt it. Take a look at InDy MethodHandles and SwitchPoints -
@bascule@kellabyte I'm sure there are devils in the details, mind you. -
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@kellabyte@DrPizza you can mix and match static and dynamic typing with InDy too ;) -
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@kellabyte@DrPizza yes, kind of. People have exposed InDy into Java... but it's really just for experimentation -
@bascule@DrPizza Right, in C# this is built in for several years now. Can also do things like: http://bit.ly/kxH72M - 1 more reply
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