Dynamic recompilation

Dynamic recompilation, often referred to as dynamic binary translation, is a technique used primarily in computer emulators and virtual machines. It involves translating code from one instruction set architecture (ISA) to another at runtime, as opposed to static recompilation, where code is translated and optimized before execution. Here are the key features and concepts associated with dynamic recompilation: 1. **Runtime Translation**: Dynamic recompilation translates code from a source ISA (e.g.