Re: performance questions

> first candidate way is using compiler.

A general question for everyone - I would have thought it would be quite
difficult to write a complier for Ruby, in the sense that your script
gets translated to machine code. Ruby is very late-binding and weakly
typed so you can't predict what is going to be going on at run time. I
see some ostensible Ruby compilers on web searches but are they genuine?
Would they do anything for execution speed?

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