Hi Rich,
Technically there is no reason why the experimental branch wouldn't
work on PPC. The VM itself should work I think in big endian byte
order and LLVM is supposed to support PPC (ppc & ppc64) too. However,
since I do not have the time to verify and test I prefer to claim that
PPC i
At 08:51 -0600 4/5/09, Matt Aimonetti wrote:
> MacPerl? Hey, what happened to macruby? ...
Yeah^3. What's really embarrassing is that I've made that
braino before on this list. Sigh.
Eloy is certainly correct about OSS letting folks add features
for themselves. However, this particular situat
Yeah after some extensive benchmarking it seemed the performance of
(Mac)Ruby was never gonna be enough compared to perl.
An example of some code that 99% of the apps exist of:
% time ./miniruby -e "print 'hello world'"
hello world./miniruby -e "print 'hello world'" 0,05s user 0,08s
system 8
MacPerl? Hey, what happened to macruby? I go on vacation and MacRuby
becomes macperl ;)
-Matt
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On Apr 5, 2009, at 0:23, Rich Morin wrote:
I realize that Laurent and company have their hands full with
simply trying to make JIT (etc) work on Intel hardware. So,
I don't ex
