Hallo
Can you tell me what the priority of coroutines is? I am developing a
compiler to pasm for a language that would make use of coroutines. And I
don't know enough about the parrot engine to implement this myself.
I guess exceptions and/or objects have higher priority at the moment
(for 0.0.10
Dan Sugalski wrote:
At 8:54 AM +0100 2/28/03, Leopold Toetsch wrote:
I see that limitation. But currently we have a high overhead JIT. The
problem is not so much program run time, but load time.
Damn. Okay, what sort of metadata would be appropriate to aid in this?
If it means having the assem
At 8:54 AM +0100 2/28/03, Leopold Toetsch wrote:
Dan Sugalski wrote:
... And with that limitation, I'd rather have a lower-overhead JIT
with a win for the shorter programs than a high-overhead one with a
win for long-running programs.
I see that limitation. But currently we have a high overhead
At 9:34 PM -0800 2/27/03, David wrote:
Is there a List datatype for Parrot? I'm looking for something along the lines
of what's in Python. Specifically, it should be able to do the following
operations:
Not yet, though we do need one. There's not much difference between a
list and an array, but th
This concludes for now this experiment. It works, but to do it right, it
should go in the direction Angel Faus has mentioned. Also calling
conventions have to be done before, to get the data flow right.
With the -Oj option a mininal CFG section is created in the packfile,
which is used by parrot
Dan Sugalski wrote:
... And with that
limitation, I'd rather have a lower-overhead JIT with a win for the
shorter programs than a high-overhead one with a win for long-running
programs.
I see that limitation. But currently we have a high overhead JIT. The
problem is not so much program run ti
Steve Peters (via RT) wrote:
The attached patch fixes a compiler warning in smallobject.c. The #define
UNITS_PER_ALLOC_GROWTH_FACTOR has a value of 1.75, but is multiplied to a
size_t. This patch sets UNITS_PER_ALLOC_GROWTH_FACTOR to (size_t)2.
Not good. Changing values to get rid of warnin
