Getting line #'s with the JIT compiler
[278 byte] By [t_milburn] at [2007-9-26 5:47:10] 
When I specify that I want to use the JIT compiler, and an exception occurrs and the stack trace prints, I get "compiled code" where I should get a line number. When I use the standard compiler, i see the line #. Is there any way to use the JIT AND see line #'s?
No because the JIT will merge lines and alter the sequence thus will no longer have track of the line numbers for you. What is the problem with running your code again with -nojit set?
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