Amir Karger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > One of the things I mentioned there is that I would love to have some > very simple examples of PIR files.
Please download YAL. It translates a currently very C-like language to PIR and has a lot (but not enough) tests, that show the various HLL constructs translated to PIR. http://toetsch.at/yal/ > ... The .imc files generated by perl6 > tests look very machine-generated. And messy. > ... I'd like to know what good style is > (e.g., for calling subroutines -- nci? pcc?) before I completely ignore > it in my machine-generated code. NCI is a special kind of PCC to call C subroutines. If ever possible you should use PCC. > I'll obviously need to work harder if I want to get into the Perl 6 > summary again. Always, except your name starts with Leon (hi ;-) > -Amir leo
