Perl 6 Summary for 2005-08-15 through 2005-08-22
All~
Welcome to another monday summary, which hopefully provides some
evidence that mondays can get better. It always feels like writing
summaries is an uphill battle, perhaps I should switch to writing about
Perl 6 Language firs
Following on our discussion on IRC, what I think we agreed on was that
Parrot should provide a new PMC class functionally similar to how the
dod_register_pmc/dod_unregister_pmc works. Quite probably it can share
implementation code with the DOD registration system.
My assumption was that if parrot
Klaas-Jan Stol wrote:
hi,
I'm currently trying to check out the NCI. As my Lua compiler only uses
PMCs (and not I/N/S registers), calling C functions will only be done
with PMCs.
I couldn't find info on this matter: suppose I have this string PMC, how
can I access the actual string in it?
hi,
I'm currently trying to check out the NCI. As my Lua compiler only uses
PMCs (and not I/N/S registers), calling C functions will only be done
with PMCs.
I couldn't find info on this matter: suppose I have this string PMC, how
can I access the actual string in it?
so, when calling:
voi
We're missing the attachment for the test file. Can you resend?
To add a file to the dependencies for the makefile, add it to 'config/
gen/makefiles/tcl.in'
To add a file to the repository, add it to 'MANIFEST'
I'll be happy to apply as soon as I get these other items. Thanks!
On Aug 21, 200
Nicolas Cannasse wrote:
Even with such problems, I was thinking that Parrot JIT will be faster than
NekoVM which does not have a JIT yet.
The fib benchmark is mainly function calls only. JIT doesn't really help
here. We will optimize function call performance later.
I don't run sources fro
> > Or am I missing something about the way Parrot is handling integer
> > values ?
>
> fib is one of the few benchmarks that currently performs very badly due
> to huge function call overhead (mainly L2 cache misses). I'm currently
> working on a different call scheme, which eventually gets rid of
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Hi all. Here's an implementation of parray.
I had to add a file, languages/tcl/t/cmd
