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@forked_franz Francesco Nigro

Francesco Nigro posts on X about the most. They currently have XXXXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total X engagements in the last XX hours.

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"@cmuratori @MarcoBehler @MarcoBehler beware reading compiled code of the right root method 'cause of the aggressive inlining and constant fold inlining does e.g. add(1 2) at the callee is not as the C2 add(int i int j) The printassembly command must be emitted in the caller to show the callee (1/2)"
X Link @forked_franz 2025-10-17T04:17Z 2331 followers, 1170 engagements

"@cmuratori @MarcoBehler Yep It should add comments to asm which points to the callee (and no callq/call around) To be fair is possible to use an AOT compiler too (see @thomaswue and just use perf annotate and forget about a JIT (1/2)"
X Link @forked_franz 2025-10-17T04:54Z 2330 followers, XXX engagements

"@cmuratori @MarcoBehler @thomaswue When you approach few ms execution having a JIT which has yet to understand if something is important just waste cycles. And the same for GC (of many runtimes not just Java): if you don't allocate is a useless overhead. AOT is more sincere let's say :P (2/2)"
X Link @forked_franz 2025-10-17T04:55Z 2331 followers, XX engagements