well, after a great many months I have gone and done some new stuff for pdscript, and am now considering possibly renaming it to "BGB- Script", err, sort of...
Hi all, I've been a subscriber of this group since a long time and, looking at the work that is done by many of you here, I'm sure you will be happy to know...
Hi, there ! In the system's web page, http://trevinca.ei.uvigo.es/~jgarcia/TO/zero/ there are new packages for zero, the 2.0.5 version, this time for windows...
Hi all, I'm working on cleaning up Io's collection "classes" and looking for input and ideas on the best Collection interfaces out there and how to make them...
Hey all, I just read 'Psychological Criticism of the Prototype-Based Object-Oriented Languages' and 'Aspects of Object-Oriented Programming: SELF Project' and...
... What happens if the trait changes the size on the object ? Grt, Bart...
Bart van der Werf
bluelive@...
May 22, 2005 9:33 am
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My previous compiler attempt generated c but im not really happy with this situation and would like to generate something that will not require an external...
Hi, there ! ... Another possibility is .NET, which I think is a quite generic VM, in contrast to the JVM, which is more specific to Java ... You have Mono for...
... .NET is poorly suited for dynamically typed languages. Some problems: - There is no way to have pointer-sized values which include pointers to objects and...
Since noone else has replied yet, I'll jump in without really knowing enough and say Dylan is one to look at. Mainly because it's a cleaned up Common Lisp....
Hi, there ! ... Well, yes, but I was thinking about a runtime in .NET for executing your code, I was not thinking about generating .NET code being able to run ...
I think you should look at collection libraries from languages like Kogut and Factor. Both have all collection types provide a few simple methods, and from...
Personnally I like the collections classes such as those in java and c# (especially the generics versions), and to a lesser extend stl. And have reimplemented...
Bart van der Werf
bluelive@...
May 23, 2005 7:50 pm
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... I don't see an advantage of "non-recursive enumerators" (without call/cc) over imperative cursors. They aren't really internal iteration because they must...
Hi Marcin (and everyone). I thanks for your comments. I can't respond as I don't yet fully understand Oleg's original paper. I will get back to this soon but...
... It seems to be similar to manual CPS conversion. After one iteration an enumerator should return to a function provided by the caller, called "self". When...
I don't ficken get it at all. What about all the new PowerPC game consoles... Microsoft is using PowerPC for christ's sake, and all the cell processor...
... It seems fairly simple to me. Apple has always played the chip makers against each other, going to whichever offers what they want at the moment. They...
... NPR mentioned it might be related to the fact that laptop sales have just topped desktop sales, and the PPC line doesn't have competitive low power/high...
... The Cell seems really fantastic (but I may be a marketing victim here) - and I rather expected Apple to announce a multi-Cell desktop platform that would...
... Erm, sounds like you need to take your anti-marketing pills :-) Cell is interesting _IFF_ you can program it. The programming model is not just a trivial...
Kyle Hayes
kyle@...
Jun 8, 2005 12:28 am
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... Is it possible on these processors to bypass the x86 emulation layer and pass in instructions directly to the RISC core? If so, perhaps this is an option...
... byzantine and ... From what I understand, all you need to do is avoid writing the complex instructions and stay with the simple ones. The complex ...
... Not as far as I know. The question has been asked in comp.arch and on realworldtech.com and I've never seen a positive answer. I'm fairly sure that Andy...
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