When to use JSRInlinerAdapter

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Is there a rule of thumb for when you must accept the cost of running
JSRInlinerAdapter on user code?

Our use case allows users to run on JVMs of version 1.6+, but of course the
bytecode laying around in their JVMs could be (and often is) very old.

My google-fu is not revealing a strict rule, like "bytecode targeting
version 7 doesn't require this adapter". The JavaDoc is silent on this, so
I feel like this list is probably the best place to ask.

Thanks,
Arshan

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 of running JSRInlinerAdapter on user code?=C2=A0<div><br></div><div>Our us=
e case allows users to run on JVMs of version 1.6+, but of course the bytec=
ode laying around in their JVMs could be (and often is) very old.=C2=A0<div=
><br></div><div>My google-fu is not revealing a strict rule, like &quot;byt=
ecode targeting version 7 doesn&#39;t require this adapter&quot;. The JavaD=
oc is silent on this, so I feel like this list is probably the best place t=
o ask.</div></div><div><br></div><div>Thanks,</div><div>Arshan</div></div>

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