NOTICE: new code ...

[jamesl]

Hi Redliners,

Please watch this space as the whole new version of Redline Smalltalk will be replacing the current

version in github (https://github.com/redline-smalltalk/redline-smalltalk.git). 

This is a complete re-write that is smaller, faster and uses Java 8 features like Lambdas and 

Method Handles. It also uses the latest Antlr for the parser which is a PEG based parser 

which is smaller and faster too.

- James

[Stefan Krecher]

Hi James,

these are fantastic news - do you plan to support JSR 292 (Supporting Dynamically Typed Languages on the Java Platform)?

I guess this would be a real boost for this project.

Regards

Stefan

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[James Ladd]

I'll check out JSR292 

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[jamesl]

Hi Stefan,

Yes Redline supports InvokeDynamic.

All blocks and methods are backed by a Java Lambda which is loaded and called using invokeDynamic.

- James.