Hi everybody! At the first place, let me introduce myself: See the PS!
I'm new to the word 'Neko', but I'm impressed by what I already read. What I did not understood maybe right is published on wikipedia: > ... Since Neko is dynamically typed with no fixed classes, a developer only > has to find the proper runtime mapping (as opposed to > type mapping) so that > code executes correctly. ... You know that text, I suppose - so does it mean that you have to have a pre-written (and pre-build) runtime-library written specially for Neko? Because there is maybe a way how to use runtimes of some of languages without any porting to any other language (for example: Java runtime - This runtime could run inside the JavaVM and the runtime library code would be called using JNI from NekoVM). And yeah!... are there some tasks for a weekend OSS contributor like me? Regards PS: My name is Matej I'm a young developer with personal experience of about 1,5 of a decade. Currently I'm working as a Java Web Applications Developer at an international ICT company, before I proceed to get a university graduation - OK, that's maybe not much important... -- Matej 'Yin' Gagyi -- Neko : One VM to run them all (http://nekovm.org)
