1. New Eu? was: Help with plugin concept
Alright already.
So when do you unleash this beast?
> Status:
> Currently, I have built:
> - a new front-end (written 100% in Euphoria)
> - a new back-end for the translator (100% in
> Euphoria)
> - a backend for the interpreter (100% in
> Euphoria)
>
> I am working on attaching the current C-written
> back-end
> to the new Euphoria-written front-end.
>
> I have extensively tested the new translator
> (100% in Euphoria) and it appears to work
> flawlessly,
> as well as being pretty fast.
>
> I now have a Euphoria interpreter written 100% in
> Euphoria.
> It runs all Euphoria programs perfectly (as far as I
> know),
> though it's slower of course. It can even run
> itself.
> I tried running itself, running itself, running
> itself,
> running a small program, and it worked fine,
> although it
> was extremely slow. I'm not sure yet what I'll do
> with it.
> It was extremely easy to implement.
>
> I can translate the Euphoria-written interpreter to
> make it faster.
> I can interpret or translate the new translator.
> Both can
> handle the largest programs, such as Judith's IDE.
>
> Regards,
> Rob Craig
> Rapid Deployment Software
> http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
>
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2. Re: New Eu? was: Help with plugin concept
Ken Rhodes wrote:
> Alright already.
>
> So when do you unleash this beast?
Hopefully I can finish the front-end/back-end
restructuring, and the new shrouder/binder within a
month or two. Then I have many small enhancements to make,
such as:
foobar[1..$-1]
instead of
foobar[1..length(foobar)-1]
and many other things.
I never like to take more than a year between releases.
The last official release was in July.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
3. Re: New Eu? was: Help with plugin concept
Andy Serpa wrote:
> Any chance we'll be seeing the ability to run custom cleanup on a crash
> with this release (or ever)? I'm now regularly using at least 4
> external libraries that all need (ideally) cleanup routines called
> before shutdown to release resources...
Yes, that's still a high priority.
I'll propose something for discussion on this list,
once I'm ready to start working on it.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
