Was just thinking, as PJ64 interprets or recompile code as it goes along and then temporarily saves it in a memory buffer, so if it needs to use it again it douse not need to interpret or recompile it again. So why not make it possible for PJ64 to save the code its made so it no longer even has to interpret or recompile it again?
Don't ask that here, nobody knows what they're talking about. Go ask the PJ64 guys.
I was under the impression PJ64 died a long time ago, But I’ve not really played with emulation for years.
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