The problem with compiling Ruby
Compiler technology is one of my hobbies, most recently satisfied with my project to write a series of post of how to write a (Ruby) compiler in Ruby. Since I really like Ruby, it's natural that I've done a fair amount of thinking about compiling Ruby, and what the problems with that are, and I decided it was time I wrote some of them down along with some thoughts on how they can be solved -- idea
The Ruby Object Model - Structure and Semantics
As part of my compiler project, one of my imminent decisions is what object model to use, and sine I like Ruby it seemed a good time to go through Ruby and look at the guts of the Ruby object model. If you've dabbled in meta-programming etc. for Ruby this post probably doesn't contain much new stuff for you. If you're a beginner you may want to look at a tutorial instead. If you're somewhere in be
Writing a compiler in Ruby bottom up - step 7
This is part of a series I started in March 2008 - you may want to go back and look at older parts if you're new to this series. I've combined two of the planned parts this time, what was in the list from last time as parts 7 and 8. Making use of lambda / call We can implement loops using recursion "manually", but adding lambda's now should make it possible to create a slightly cleaner version by
Mini reviews of 19 Ruby template engines
I've seen lots of template systems in Ruby, but haven't been really been happy with any of them. Over the last few months or so I've kept notes of the ones I looked at. This is the list I came up with, and some comments on each. But first a disclaimer: I have NOT spent a lot of time looking at these - there are far too many for me to have time to go into a lot of detail for each of them. Some I kn
Writing a compiler in Ruby bottom up - step 2/??
This is part of a series I started in March 2008 - you may want to go back and look at older parts if you're new to this series. My choice of Ruby as my implementation language was pretty arbitrary. The choice doesn't matter all that much at this stage, but I really like Ruby. At some point, however, there will be a series of steps to bring the language and the compiler closer together. What I mea
Writing a compiler in Ruby bottom up - step 1/??
I've just posted the second part of this series. See part 2 I've been sitting on this for a long time - the oldest entries in the series I'm about to start posting is stuff I started writing back in early 2005 before I even started version 1 of this blog. I've always enjoyed compiler technology, and I've written several toy compilers. A while back I started writing a simple compiler in Ruby, and I
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