I have Done so much testing with perl, and found assembly to be so much
faster..
That I consider not even using perl, except for the fact that time is a
issue .. and you have to get work done now..
I was looking at the https://kolibrios.org/
and found they have a very lean assembly matrix visual screen saver that is
a lot like PDL
in the since that there are points in a matrix.. however the assembly code
is compact [FASM]
that I think its worth taking a look at, and porting from perl to NASM ...
Of course where dealing with a different OS, so perl is not even on it yet..
Which is why I have been working on a language called "Diamond"
for the OS.. and then a NASM clone for Linux .. "not as easy !!! "
If anyone is Interested in helping with this please let me know, my time is
limited ..
Thanks -Mark
www.NanoNebula.com
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> Hi Dima-
>
> I just attended YAPC::NA 2017 and saw an
> interesting talk by Stevan Little about
> the latest (possibly final) version of
> his work for a Meta Object Programming
> model for the Perl 5 core. He released
> the first version of his Moxie :
>
> http://search.cpan.org/~stevan/Moxie-0.01/lib/Moxie.pm
>
> which looks very promising because the
> approach is so simple and lean (of course
> I haven't been able to build/install on
> cygwin or strawberry perl portable yet!).
>
> The MOP seems elegant enough that I was
> wondering if it might be used in other
> areas.
>
> For example, in the PDL::NG (Perl Data
> Language - Next Generation) work I would
> like to have the bindings symmetric between
> the C/COS/XS layer and the upper level
> bindings. By framing things analogously
> to MOP, UNIVERSAL::Object,... might make
> for an elegant solution for PDL. I was
> wondering if there might be a potential
> benefit for Prima OO as well. At least
> I think you'll find it an interesting
> read. :-)
>
> Cheers,
> Chris
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