Don't build JITs for interpreter speed baseline#486
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no_jit buildsWe found out that as expected, the interpreter runs slower on some micro benchmarks when the build contains ZJIT. As ZJIT builds optimize for when ZJIT is enabled, it's more fair that we compare `--enable-zjit` speed against a `--disable-yjit --disable-zjit` interpreter baseline.
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We found out that as expected, the interpreter runs slower on some micro benchmarks when the build contains ZJIT. As ZJIT builds optimize for when ZJIT is enabled, it's more fair that we compare
--enable-zjitspeed against a--disable-yjit --disable-zjitinterpreter baseline.