1. Re: Euphoria Compiler <scratch that - interpreter
- Posted by Pete Eberlein <xseal at HARBORSIDE.COM>
Jul 29, 1998
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Last edited Jul 30, 1998
Hawke fell asleep on his keyboard and still managed to write:
> so.... it's PEU... is that Portable euphoria interpreter,
> or Pete's euphoria interpreter... orrrrrrrrrrrrrr......
> simply 'PEU' pronounced "peeeee-ewwwwwww" as in stinky?
> :)
If you saw the source code, you would probably say it was *very*
stinky. Type-casting city. It was originally called "Pete's Euphoria
interpreter", but when I made the page, I decided to emphasize the
portability aspect... David Cuny has also referred to it as
"Petephoria".
> couldn't help being juve'.... i sowwy :)
dats okay
> i am greatly looking forward to linux euph, Xwin euph...
> opens more possibilities than it closes doors...
> linux supports multi-processor heterogeneous networking.
> *engwish pwease*
> <english>
> you can have a network of ~oo (approx infinite)
> computers linked together over a net (ipx/tcp 4 ex) that
> (get this) share memory and processor power...
> someone talking about 8GB structures? no prob... no limits
> via causeway cuz its circumvented...each machine could
> have 1gb mem, get 8 machines, you've got a 8gb mem pool,
> and *eight processors* working to solve your problems.
> </english>
I hate to tell you this, but in PEU, sequence pointer addresses will be
limited to 1GB due to the structure of my object type. Sorry. If a
pointer is malloc'ed above 1GB, the interpreter can't use it... though
that pointer is just to a 12-byte header, which contains a full 32-bit
pointer to the actual sequence data. Hmm...
Laters,
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