Build Ruby 3.5 with ZJIT #509
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I'll double-check if this successfully compiles on all architectures once the next preview is out. It should support the same architectures as YJIT does. |
zjit is the next step in ruby jitting. More details at https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/21221 ZJIT requires rust 1.85, so bump the version.
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zjit is the next big thing and at least one character better than yjit.
It currently lags behind yjit in many areas but commiters expect it to be ready and on par with yjit by the time 3.5 actually releases.
https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/21221
3.5-preview1 doesn't actually contain any code for ZJIT, so this will be a draft for a while until it actually makes sense.