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* [[PASM]], ''Parrot ASeMbly'', is a low-level language that resembles Parrot bytecode. |
* [[PASM]], ''Parrot ASeMbly'', is a low-level language that resembles Parrot bytecode. |
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* [[PIR]], ''Parrot Intermediate Representation'', extends PASM with syntactic sugar. |
* [[PIR]], ''Parrot Intermediate Representation'', extends PASM with syntactic sugar. |
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==Languages for Parrot== |
==Languages for Parrot== |
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* [[Rakudo]], an implementation of [[Perl 6]] |
* [[Rakudo]], an implementation of [[Perl 6]] |
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* [http://trac.parrot.org/parrot/wiki/Languages Other languages for Parrot] |
* [http://trac.parrot.org/parrot/wiki/Languages Other languages for Parrot] |
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Latest revision as of 16:51, 8 September 2011
Parrot is a virtual machine. Other virtual machines.
Parrot is a virtual machine for dynamic programming languages.
Languages specific to Parrot
- PASM, Parrot ASeMbly, is a low-level language that resembles Parrot bytecode.
- PIR, Parrot Intermediate Representation, extends PASM with syntactic sugar.
Languages for Parrot
- NQP, Not Quite Perl, is a simple language that looks like Perl, but excludes many features of Perl, so it is Not Quite Perl.
- Rakudo, an implementation of Perl 6
- Other languages for Parrot