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Re: Execution
:You left out a true virtual machine with a compiled assembly code i nits
:own assembly langauge (typicly a stack machine of soem kind).
:
:These VMs come in two varietoes these days, traditional stack machines liek
:the old pascal P system, adn object orienetd stack machiens like the JAVA
:machine (and my Kelvin VM).
True enough, and now that you remind me, I've even used one of those. A
friend and I wrote an adventure game system for the IBM mainframe. I did
a compiler called "SIX", and he wrote the virtual machine, called "FANT".
(With them, you can create a FANTasy world in SIX days - uuuurrrrghhhh.)
How could I ever forget that? I redid Adventure in it (ran faster than
the native PL/I version!), and another world. Another friend has done
something like 3 adventures in it, and others did some too.
--
Chris Gray cg#ami-cg,GraySage.Edmonton.AB.CA
- Thread context:
- Re: Execution, (continued)
- Re: Execution,
Jeff Kesselman jeffk#tenetwork,com, Fri 11 Apr 1997, 08:50 GMT
- Re: Execution,
Cynbe ru Taren cynbe#laurel,actlab.utexas.edu, Fri 11 Apr 1997, 10:47 GMT
- Re: Execution,
Jeff Kesselman jeffk#tenetwork,com, Fri 11 Apr 1997, 13:11 GMT
- Re: Execution,
Chris Gray cg#ami-cg,GraySage.Edmonton.AB.CA, Sat 12 Apr 1997, 02:10 GMT
- Re: Execution,
Chris Gray cg#ami-cg,GraySage.Edmonton.AB.CA, Sat 12 Apr 1997, 02:16 GMT
- Java as a mudserver language,
Cynbe ru Taren cynbe#laurel,actlab.utexas.edu, Thu 10 Apr 1997, 17:50 GMT
- six degrees of submission ... er, compilation.,
Cynbe ru Taren cynbe#laurel,actlab.utexas.edu, Thu 10 Apr 1997, 13:26 GMT
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