About a new roadmap for 3.9
stéphane ducasse
ducasse at iam.unibe.ch
Thu Dec 16 20:36:56 UTC 2004
On 16 déc. 04, at 00:30, Michael Latta wrote:
> Stef,
>
> An earlier comment you made about the new compiler has be questioning
> something. You stated the new compiler supports block closures, and
> the old one does not. Is this really true?
Quite or not :)
The new compiler can compile with full block (with 30% loss of
execution) or without (ie normal squeak)
per default this is the normal squeak compilation that is set (luckily)
waiting for a Jit may be one day.
> I have not used Squeak enough to know, and my usages have not
> required block closures (no sort blocks or such yet). Does the VM
> support them now? If the existing compiler does not support them, was
> there work required to make them work?
>
> Just trying to catch up on a lot of history in this community.
>
> Michael
>
>
>
> On Dec 15, 2004, at 12:11 AM, stéphane ducasse wrote:
>
>> Hi all
>>
>> Let me stress the following point:
>>
>>> Note that the list after is not fixed since we do not want to push
>>> something that will not be ready. For example,
>>> we will pay an extreme attention that the traits are fully
>>> integrated.
>>
>> The same applies for SmartComp the new compiler, if this is getting
>> in our way marcus will keep it for his ByteSurgeon and
>> other MOPies. But this does not mean that you cannot test it and help.
>> So contact marcus if you are serious about seen squeak improved.
>>
>> Smacc got new version on VW and you can also help there.
>> Having a better error handling for the Smacc parser is also something
>> that would be nice to do.
>>
>> Stef
>>
>>
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