eJIT

eJIT, or embedded Just-In-Time compilation, is a technology used in software programming that helps improve the performance of applications. It dynamically converts code into a faster, machine-friendly format while the program is running, rather than before. This process allows programs to adapt and optimize based on how they're being used, leading to quicker execution and better efficiency. Think of it as a smart compiler that tunes itself on-the-fly, ensuring the application runs smoothly and efficiently in real-time.