@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ RubyEx is my attempt at creating a cute little Ruby parser, byte-code generator I am an avid Rubyist, and my only motivating factor to write this is since I thought it'd be a good bit of fun. Originally my plan was to write an interpreter for the byte-code to run as a kernel module (speed?!) - I may still try to do it, but that's risky like nothing else and a complex beast to run in kernel space that we'd all rather not. So in the end, RubyEx has turned out to be my parser and VM. -The parser ("translator") is written using bison/flex, and generates byte-code from a lovely object-oriented AST. It can also generate Ruby from the AST (future: Ruby lint or code-cleaner?), and the current design means it wouldn't be too hard to add other forms of output for the AST. +The parser is written using bison/flex, and generates byte-code from a lovely object-oriented AST. It can also generate Ruby from the AST (future: Ruby lint or code-cleaner?), and the current design means it wouldn't be too hard to add other forms of output for the AST. -The VM ("program") is written in C++, and has been (and no doubt will continue to be) a learning experience for me as I learn just how much Ruby gives us. +The VM is written in C++, and has been (and no doubt will continue to be) a learning experience for me as I learn just how much Ruby gives us. I'd still like a better name for RubyEx, too. README.textile @@ -1 +1 @@ -../translator/bytecode.h \ No newline at end of file +../parser/bytecode.h \ No newline at end of file include/bytecode.h 3009aa1ac252e72bd50ec1d369004dafe0508f1f Arlen Cuss celtic@sairyx.org http://github.com/celtic/rubyex/commit/e0c76950eabc0c7c1c98314d013a141d659e4dc4 e0c76950eabc0c7c1c98314d013a141d659e4dc4 2008-07-12T23:11:29-07:00 2008-07-12T23:11:29-07:00 Completing the rename: translator is now parser; program is now vm. ecc2adcdaa4d72213897eb0062392f0ee196c6e5 Arlen Cuss celtic@sairyx.org