Hi Leon!

On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, Leon Brocard wrote:

> Dan Sugalski sent the following bits through the ether:
> 
> > I like it
> 
> The following amusing entries were posted on london.pm-list but
> I haven't seen them here, so without further ado:
> 
> Greg McCarroll:
>   pbc could be shortened to pb, which has two meanings
>   precompiled byte code and pretty boy, as in "who is
>   a pretty boy, *squawk*
> 
>   I'm guessing that the assembler code is not 8-bit,
>   so we cannot make a .po8 as in "pieces of 8", aka parrot
>   opcodes 8-bit, or some such tomfoolery
> 
>   .seed is always good as something that parrot can
>   swallow up nicely
> 
>   precompiled code could have the extension .dead as in
>   the parrot code is dead, it is dead parrot code, it
>   is not running

In that case, "DEADC0DE" would be an appropriate heaxadecimal magic
header just like "CAFEBABE" is for java .class files.

> 
>   if we ever have safe and unsafe code where we check
>   parity, we could have .pcc , parrot-y checked code
>   (ok that was really bad)
> 
>   if ingy ever does anything like Inline for parrot,
>   it could be called parott-ing
>   (i better stop soon)
> 
>   .parrots is quite lame, but could be parrot source
> 
>   .feather could represent light to run code, as in 
>   precompiled bytecode
> 
>   ok, thats bad enough
> 
> Patrick Carmichael:
>   Parrot stuffit files for Macs would be .psit
>   My daughter suggests .pex files - for executables, perhaps?
> 
> Lucy McWilliam:
>   .rip?
> 
> HTH, Leon
> -- 
> Leon Brocard.............................http://www.astray.com/
> Iterative Software...........http://www.iterative-software.com/
> 
> ... Fascinating, Captain

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