Hi,
first of all, thanks for reading! :-)
Most things I wrote so far, I got from several sources, like the Parrot
FAQ.
Joshua Hoblitt wrote:
This is because Parrot is implemented in C,
while developing a large program such as this could well
have been done in C++. This is for three r
This is because Parrot is implemented in C,
while developing a large program such as this could well
have been done in C++. This is for three reasons:
1. C is available everywhere
2. there is a large pool of C programmers
3. other languages are not fast enough
I thin
On Oct 18, 2005, at 19:40, Klaas-Jan Stol wrote:
http://members.home.nl/joeijoei/parrot/paper.pdf
* Strings - we don't have a language field in strings.
Language-specific behavior will depend on the 'environment' of string
usage.
Thanks for your attention,
klaas-jan
leo
Hi all,
Some weeks ago, I announced my plans for writing a paper on the
archtecture of Parrot. In the mean time, I made a start, and more or
less defined the structure of the article. It's an initial draft, so
nothing definite yet. Also, as it's a really early draft, not much too
read. Howeve
Hi all,
Some weeks ago, I announced my plans for writing a paper on the
archtecture of Parrot. In the mean time, I made a start, and more or
less defined the structure of the article. It's an initial draft, so
nothing definite yet. Also, as it's a really early draft, not much too
read. Howeve
