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A freelance software engineer with experience in webapplications, databases and bioinformatics.
A contributor to Parrot and the person behind Pipp.
A physicist who worked with third sound in Helium-III and CCD X-ray detectors.
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Quine, wisdom teeth pulled
This month I didn't get much done on the ANTLR3 front. Instead I did some directory renaming in the Parrot tree, did a quine in PIR and brought the long awaited HQ9+ to Parrot.
Doing a quine in PIR was fun. The first attempt ended up quite cheatingly with a dynamic op 'q' in myops.ops. Then, thanks to google, I found the standard recipe for quines and did 'quine_ord.pir'. The '_ord' comes from that I use the 'ord' opcode to encode part of the quine code in a data section.
This weekend I finally built up nerves for ANTLR3. There is now support for testing an ANTLR3 implementation in the 'Parrot bc' test suite. And I started on a dummy grammar for 'bc' with Java as a backend.
This afternoon I also had two of my wisdom teeth pulled. It went better than expected, and I feel almost up to par right now.
an endless discussion thread about what features to include.
-- Jarkko Hietaniemi
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