> when your program or one of its libraries relies on reflection
Fair enough; perhaps it'd be worthwhile to throw a compiler error if both reflection and trimming were attempted.
> Native AOT is good for startup time (FaaS), but tiered JIT will likely outperform it in long-running applications
This is intriguing; could you elaborate on the latter? Would tiered JIT perhaps have more runtime information which would be more useful when optimising frequently-accessed code paths or tight loops?
Fair enough; perhaps it'd be worthwhile to throw a compiler error if both reflection and trimming were attempted.
> Native AOT is good for startup time (FaaS), but tiered JIT will likely outperform it in long-running applications
This is intriguing; could you elaborate on the latter? Would tiered JIT perhaps have more runtime information which would be more useful when optimising frequently-accessed code paths or tight loops?