Re: Genetic Programming and Machine Language

Ken T. wrote:


There is another option that might work too. I could generate java
byte code, using a subset of the available commands. I was curious
how difficult it would be to execute a given string full of java byte
code and what the pitfalls of doing things this way might be. Would
I expect to see a dramatic increase in speed over that which would be
expected using my virtual machine (it is mostly a big switch
statement)?

I'd expect so, since you'd have N generations of JIT technology on your
side.


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