AOTkompilatorers
AOTkompilatorers, or ahead‑of‑time compilers, are software tools that translate source code or bytecode into native machine code before the program is executed, rather than doing the translation at runtime. The term is most frequently used in the context of programming languages that compile to an intermediate representation, such as Java bytecode or .NET IL, which can then be compiled to machine instructions for a specific CPU architecture.
The primary benefit of AOT compilation is that the resulting program launches quickly, because no runtime compilation
Historically, AOT compilation is the traditional model for native languages like C and C++. In the early
Compared to just‑in‑time (JIT) compilation, AOTkompilatorers avoid the overhead of runtime code generation and can enforce
Key references for further reading include the official documentation of LLVM’s AOT front‑ends, the .NET Native