[jvm-l] Mixed compilation

2009-07-07 Thread rssh
Yet one potentially interesting areas for collaboration can be 'mixed compilation for JVM', where we have set of sources in different language (may be mutually dependable) and some 'meta-compiler' which can generate code from different languages, calling compilers for concrete languages. As I

[jvm-l] Re: Multi-language debugging

2009-06-18 Thread rssh
// In termware for debug mode special debug chunk (class with all work: wrap call of interpreter from java-class with correct JSR-45 pmap) is //created for each line. So, this issue can be solved in fully interpreted version, but in extremely ugly way. [It would be good to include entries

[jvm-l] Re: JSR 292 backport poll

2008-06-11 Thread rssh
For termware: I've some questions about the language runtime you implement : 1) Do you use another library than ASM to generate bytecodes ? Yes: JDK (JSR 199 in JDK6) We generate java stubs which later compiled to bytecode by JDK Java compiler, than insert JSR45 stubs into generated

[jvm-l] Re: Top five languages

2008-04-27 Thread rssh
Interesting, than my main impression from Scala (I wrote three programs near 1000 LOC each) was not about Scala itself, but about Java: 'duke typing, closures and multi-line strings must be included to next Java version'. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received

[jvm-l] Re: CommunityOne talk on JVM language implementers

2008-04-25 Thread rssh
On Apr 25, 10:38 pm, John Cowan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 12:32 PM, rssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: TermWare -- language based on term rewriting paradigm. It's not clear to me that this is a language rather than a library that parses some inputs. It;s fully