Recognize new name of Graal-based Python as jitted #139
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`sys.implementation.name` was changed in recent Graal nightlies.
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Defining if a Python implementation has a JIT or not became complicated. CPython 3.10 has an "opcode cache". CPython 3.11 now has "adaptative bytecode" which changes the bytecode after a few iterations. It might help to implement a changepoint detection to decide if a benchmark looks steady or not. |
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sys.implementation.namewas changed in recent Graal nightlies.