Hi perlers,
maybe I have missed something but I cannot run pugs with -C option.
Initial goal was to compile Perl 6 programme into bytecode and run it
(with parrot or even mod_parrot).
First step is to convert the simpliest code test.p6 which contains
say 'Hi!';
into .pir-file, so I typed
pugs -CPIR test.p6 > test.pir
and really received test.pir file.
What to do next? There are two ways in mind: either use pugs -B or
parrot.
When I call pugs with an option -B
pugs -BPIR test.pir
an error occured:
***
Unexpected "'"
expecting comment, operator, statement modifier, ";" or end of input
at h.pir line 2, column 6
Looks like -BPIR is totally ignored. The same error you will get if
simply run pugs test.pir.
OK, trying to use parrot for executing PIR-code:
parrot test.pir
Plenty of errors this time:
error:imcc:syntax error, unexpected DOT
in file 'h.pir' line 7
error:imcc:syntax error, unexpected DOT
in file 'h.pir' line 180
error:imcc:syntax error, unexpected DOT
in file 'h.pir' line 194
. . .
All these 'unexpected DOT' messages correspond to staments in PIR-source with
'new' instruction such as
$P8 = new .PerlArray
Would anyone tell me how to deal and live with it? :-)
Pugs -v is 6.2.13 and parrot -V is 0.4.10 --without-icu on i386-linux.
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Andrew Shitov
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