On Tue, 20 Apr 2010, Jonathan Leto wrote:
Howdy,
I wrote this blog post recently, which should be of interest to y'all:
http://leto.net/perl/2010/04/plparrot-flies.html
Great to see another embedding project come to life. Very nice work!
-jeff
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Hi everyone,
#parrotsketch has been thin for the past few weeks. Some of that is due to
end-of-year complications, certainly. Yet I'd like to broach the idea of
changing the time and date to help more people attend.
Does the current time (18:00 UTC on Tuesdays) work best for you? Would
earlie
The Dell 2*50 series are VERY loud. Unless this one is unusually quiet, I
wouldn't recommend it for home hosting. ;-)
I'm happy to help with the configuration, and I'll see if I can pull some
local strings to get it hosted. Ping me off-list and we'll talk about it.
-jeff
On Thu, 14 Jan 20
On Wed, 12 Aug 2009, kjstol wrote:
Hi all,
Just a note on this name "aviary"... (I'm not really following this
thread in detail, just browsing).
The name "aviary" is also the name of a Firefox plugin (capturing
screenshots etc). So, I'm not sure what the idea was with using this
name, but it in
On Wed, 29 Jul 2009, Radovan Baranec wrote:
Hi,
I am very interesting in Parrot embedding system it is part of my diploma
project "The assessment of appropriateness of using virtual machines to
decode packets". I`d like to ask how to pass arguments from C to Parrot
subroutines? What is the b
On Thu, 25 Jun 2009, Andy Dougherty wrote:
On Tue, 23 Jun 2009, Jeff Horwitz wrote:
On Mon, 22 Jun 2009, James E Keenan wrote:
Since jhorwitz asked me about this just now at YAPC|10 Parrot BOF, a data
point:
./parrot_config --dump | grep '$('
cat => '$(PERL) -MExtUti
On Mon, 22 Jun 2009, James E Keenan wrote:
Since jhorwitz asked me about this just now at YAPC|10 Parrot BOF, a data
point:
./parrot_config --dump | grep '$('
cat => '$(PERL) -MExtUtils::Command -e cat'
chmod => '$(PERL) -MExtUtils::Command -e ExtUtils::Command::chmod'
cp => '$(PERL) -MExtUtil
On Wed, 17 Jun 2009, chromatic wrote:
We should have a BOF/dinner at YAPC on Monday night. I'd like to discuss:
* improving our bus number and our milestone efficacy
* L1 and the future
I'm sure there are other topics to discuss as well. Is anyone else
interested?
+1
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in #parrotsketch last week i brought up the interesting output of
parrot_config, and allison asked for an RFC. here it is.
most parrot_config values are literal strings, simple enough. for example:
ldflags => ' -L/usr/local/lib'
libdir => '/usr/local/lib'
libexecdir => '/usr/local/libexec'
o
i ran into a major stumbling block during my latest mod_parrot hackathon.
mod_parrot supports global, per-server, and per-section interpreter pools.
new interpreters are created using Parrot_new, passing in the parent
interpreter if one has already been created. all of this works great when
t
On Mon, 19 Jan 2009, chromatic wrote:
> I've skimmed all of the ops in our .ops files, and here are my recommendations
> for deprecations. This is a first pass, so I may have missed a few ops we
> don't need (especially variants), and I may recommend removing something you
> use, so let's conside
>From my blog post today:
I'm proud to announce that after a year of hard work, mod_parrot 0.5 has
been released. The most significant change is an architecture overhaul
allowing each language to register its own Apache module. This frees
mod_parrot from doing the heavy lifting that Apache alre
On Tue, 30 Dec 2008, chromatic wrote:
> On Tuesday 30 December 2008 13:59:25 jerry gay wrote:
>
>> setstdout and setstderr are experimental ops. if they're going to hang
>> around, they should be moved out of experimental.ops. as should
>> setstdin, if it's added.
>
> I thought this came up in #ps
i just wrote a custom mod_parrot filehandle PMC that sends output back to
the Apache client. i can assign it to stdout using the setstdout opcode
and all "prints" and "says" are magically sent back to the client. this
required for registry-style scripts and PHP.
i need to do the same for stdi
On Sat, 13 Dec 2008, Stephen Weeks wrote:
> PDD23 currently says:
>
>When running an embedded Parrot interpreter, the interpreter does not
>immediately terminate on an unhandled exception, it merely returns
>control to the embedding program and stores the unhandled exception so
>th
i created a wiki page for brainstorming the agenda for the developer
summit next weekend. i started it off with a few items, but please add
more. don't be shy!
http://www.parrot.org/wiki/pds2008-agenda-ideas
-jeff
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