[M3devel] LINUXLIBC6

[Hendrik Boom]

On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 01:47:59AM +0100, Daniel Alejandro Benavides D. wrote:
> Hi all: 
> none interpreter product I have seen lately, that tries such a way C, I know there was a product of 25+ years called C-terp, but they don't do it anymore.  
> I don't think they just tried to debug code and safely execute but execute it safely and prudently fast but none else have seemingly been keen to that, so if they thought was a good idea way before all this, I guess we can try to do that. Seems a good one. Which compiler does that, just C--?

I think OCaml did an interpreter-compiler combination, whhere one 
could be used to implement the other.  Though I'm not sure.

I worked on C and C++ interpreters once.  All proprietary, 
unfortunately.

Gambit-C is a compiler from Scheme to C.  It's written in its own 
language, and it also provides an interpreter for its own language,
also written in Scheme and compiled to C, I believe.  It manages to do 
an efficient implementation of continuations despite running in C.

> They distributed some gcc freely and had MS VS4 versions and all of that.
> Thanks in advance

-- hendrik