autrijus writes "I'm glad to report that I have released Pugs Apocryphon 1: Overview of the Pugs project. In it I explained the relationship between existing Perl 6 projects and Pugs (a Perl 6 implementation). I have also listed some resources for people who'd like to help. Feedbacks are most welcome!"
Exegeses, Apocalypses, Apocrypha, oh my.
n1vux on 2005-02-28T00:31:03
Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas any more.
great project, and even better title.
Pugs now back-ending to Parrot
ajs on 2005-03-28T17:12:37
In a recent checkin, Pugs gained the rudimentary ability to back-end to Parrot.
For those who don't understand the roadmap, here, Pugs is the first step toward a complete Perl 6 compiler. Perl 6, however, requires a parser that is written in Perl 6. Because of this, back-ending to Parrot is an important step for Pugs, as it will allow the creation of the final Perl 6 compiler, written in Perl 6 and compiled down to Parrot byte-code.
Of course, in its current state, Pugs is incapable of this, but it's getting closer every day.
