Haven't seen this mentioned here, but one person hacked up a quick
Inline::Parrot
use Inline Parrot;
print "Start Perl\n";
_hello( 'int count' => 5, name => 'test' );
print "End Perl\n";
__END__
__Parrot__
.sub _hello
.param int count
.param string name
print "Hello world\n"
print count
print " "
print name
print "\n"
ret
.end
You can find it mentioned at:
http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=396890
It has some limitations and he's looking for feedback. I think this
might help spur more Perl programmers to take a look at Parrot since it
will be wrapped in a comfortable interface.
Cheers,
Ovid
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