At 07:47 AM 12/28/2001 -0800, Glen Starchman wrote:
>I am investigating the use of multiple VMs in my language and looking for
>examples of languages which use two or more VMs for parallel execution of
>bytecode. Anyone have any good references?
Perl does this when you build it with ithreads. If the interpreters can be
completely independent, I think a build of perl with MULTIPLICITY will do it.
Parrot did for a bit, and will again soon. (It's broken at the moment, but
not for much longer)
Dan
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