Taking Rakudo Forwards: What I'm Hacking On
Taking Rakudo Forwards: What I'm Hacking On
By Jonathan Worthington (jnthn)
Date: Sunday, 10 October 2010 16:25
Duration: 40 minutes
Language: English
Tags: compilers metamodels objects perl6 rakudo types 蝶
Rakudo today offers a wide range of Perl 6 features. However, there's still plenty of work to do, particularly in the area of performance, native type handling and static analysis. In this talk, I'll discuss a range of topics that my work on Rakudo is currently focusing on, why they matter and what they mean to the everyday Perl 6 user.
In particular, I'll talk about:
* Improving the Rakudo meta-model implementation
* Representation polymorphism
* Gradual typing
* Bounded serialization
* Additional backend support
Since I expect these topics will be new to many people, I'll also provide a short explanation of each one - so don't be shy if any (or all) of them are new to you! Come along, and take a peek inside a compiler hacker's branes. :-)
Attended by: Alexandre Jousset (Mid'), Franck Cuny, François Perrad (fperrad), Jérôme Fenal, Philippe Bruhat (BooK), Arnaud Berthomier (oz), Pierre Chapuis (catwell), Martin Berends (mberends), Viktor Horvath, Jean Forget, Stéphane Payrard (cognominal),
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