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Explains Graal as a Java-written JIT alternative to HotSpot’s C1/C2 compilers, claiming easier comprehension and faster iteration but introducing bootstrap and memory-isolation problems because the compiler runs on the Java heap. Describes using JVMCI in JDK 9 to connect Graal to the VM, using AOT compilation to solve self-hosting bootstrapping, and warns that without heap isolation heavy compilation can cause application OOMs in containerized deployments.
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