I'm curious what advantages Jank has over GraalVM, since Graal also supports interop with llvm languages.
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That's a big part of why Jank is interesting to me, because it can properly embrace the idea of runtime JIT using LLVM. The JVM may still have an edge with profile-guided optimization for the foreseeable future, but perhaps Jank can help close that gap and support even more advanced possibilities for data-intensive workloads, e.g. along the lines of https://www.lingo-db.com/
Already, jank is faster than native images in the benchmarking I've done. The largest benchmark, so far, was a ray tracer.