deoptimate
Deoptimate is a term used in computer science, specifically within the context of Just-In-Time (JIT) compilers, to describe a process where a program's optimized code is reverted to a less optimized, or even unoptimized, state. This typically occurs when the JIT compiler encounters conditions that invalidate the assumptions made during the initial optimization phase.
JIT compilers work by analyzing code during runtime and generating optimized machine code for frequently executed
When these assumptions are violated, the previously optimized code may no longer be correct or efficient. For
Deoptimization is a crucial mechanism for ensuring the correctness and robustness of JIT-compiled languages, allowing them