andrew cooke writes:
Also, am I right in thinking that I can use whatever language I want for
generating the IR?
Sure. languages/BASIC used perl, as did tcl some time back. Most are
generating PIR with PIR these days, though. (ISTR plumhead is generating
PIR multiple ways)
I will check the l
>> pattern matching (where is that handled?)
>
> Pattern matching is provided with one of the PGE compilers. See
> languages/tcl/runtime/builtin/regexp.pir for an example (there is probably
> better documentation, I just happened to know I was using it there in
> tcl.)
Thanks.
>> and a little mut
andrew cooke writes:
Hi,
I am thinking about using Parrot as the VM for a small, experimental
functional language. My priority is ease of getting things working. I
was wondering if:
- this is the right list for parrot (parrot-porters-subscribe bounced)?
parrot-porters and perl6-intern
Hi,
I am thinking about using Parrot as the VM for a small, experimental
functional language. My priority is ease of getting things working. I
was wondering if:
- this is the right list for parrot (parrot-porters-subscribe bounced)?
- whether there was a more suitable venue (more focussed on
