The speed comparison of b2.py was done with an unoptimized Parrot build.
Turning on --optimize gives 0.35s vs 0.6s (Parrot vs Python) on that
Powerbook.
A first patch enabling the pipe open on OS X is already in CVS.
Bernd "the vaxman" will have a look at Parrots VMS port.
A french teacher is using Parrot for teaching assembly language.
A guy from India (whos name I didn't get) is gonna doing his master
thesis on implementing Java on Parrot.
Thanks to all organizers of the conference,
leo
And he has a brand new Itanium OpenVMS machine which the perl community can
use for testing. Parrot and Perl5 smokes.
> A french teacher is using Parrot for teaching assembly language.
>
> A guy from India (whos name I didn't get) is gonna doing his master
> thesis on implementing Java on Parrot.
Nice addition: this guy doesn't like java at all :)
> Thanks to all organizers of the conference,
> leo
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