yeah whoever said that didn't know what he was talking about, who told you that?
I don't remember , and I think that was the noob explanation so I could understand ( lol , I was a noob xD )
I too wanna know the difference... I always assumed the dolphinIL was the 64bit executable
well , the only thing I know that IL is another version of the traditional core . JIT means Just-In-Time ( and I think JIT dynarec means Just-In-Time dynamic recompiler ) , the only thing that I don't know is what means IL.
And is better no talk about this anymore because this thread will be closed ( yeah , this question is asked a lot )
[color=#DCDCDC]*nosound comes and close this thread xD*[/color]
IL does not skip anything.
JIT recompiles PPC instructions straight to x86 or x86-64 instructions in blocks.
JITIL recompiles PPC instructions to an IL (intermediate language) instructions in blocks. A second pass then recompiles the IL to x86 or x86-64 code.
The second pass in JITIL can make the emulator faster because inefficient code found in the first pass is easier to identify and fix.
Just In Time Intermediate language is what JITIL stands for