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JIT is just in time and is a philosphy rather than a system. The purpose is to hold little or no stock such that you produce your product in a flexible manner to meet customer demand.

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What are the Products that can be made using JIT?

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What in jit compiller?

The JIT (Just In Time) compiler takes the semi-compiled "byte-code" of a language (notably Java), and converts it into proper machine code before execution. This delays the startup time, but provides better execution time.


What are the pros and cons of using a variable product costing reporting system with a JIT inventory system?

Please visit these Web sites for detailed information regarding variable product costing and JIT inventory systems: * http://www.smccd.net/accounts/nurre/online/chtr7.html * http://www.maaw.info/5partsofcostsystem.htm


List and explain the aims of just-in-time system?

The aims of a just-in-time (JIT) system include reducing inventory costs, improving product quality, and enhancing production efficiency. By minimizing inventory levels, JIT aims to decrease waste and holding costs, ensuring that materials arrive just as they are needed in the production process. This approach also focuses on streamlining operations, leading to faster response times and increased flexibility in meeting customer demands. Ultimately, JIT seeks to create a more responsive and lean manufacturing environment.


What is the process of IL compiler and JIT compiler in NET?

In .NET, the Intermediate Language (IL) compiler translates high-level code into IL code, which is platform-independent. When the application is executed, the Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler takes over, converting the IL code into native machine code specific to the host machine. This compilation occurs at runtime, allowing for optimizations based on the current execution environment, and the JIT-compiled code is cached for subsequent calls to improve performance. Together, these components enable .NET applications to run efficiently across different platforms.