Re: Parrot, the future of dynamic languages ?

Check out the links given below
Also you could give a brief about the architecture with some slides
As per This Document (Page 23)
An interesting side note--because we have such a huge range of opcode
numbers, and because we have the capability to load in opcode functions as we
choose, and because the bytecode loader may do a transform and is pluggable,
we can run JVM and .NET code directly.

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Re^2: Parrot, the future of dynamic languages ? by szabgab (Priest) on Dec 20, 2004 at 10:40 UTC
I think I still don't understand this claim. Does this mean Java bytecode that comes out from javac will run on Parrot and I won't need to install a separate JVM or .NET runtime for that matter ? And all this on my mobile phone ?	[reply]
Re^3: Parrot, the future of dynamic languages ? by sasikumar (Monk) on Dec 20, 2004 at 11:39 UTC
Does this mean Java bytecode that comes out from javac will run on Parrot and I won't need to install a separate JVM or .NET runtime for that matter ? Sure y not? Java byte code can be converted to a PPFF(Parrot Pack File Format) which assures that java bytecode will and can be run on PVM(parrot virtual machine). Thanks Sasi Kumar	[reply]