Compiler Fun Day 9 Virtual Machine Ruby

Summary

OK, moment of truth. We've been For the month of December, I wanted to experiment with some... stuff. I don't know exactly where this going; stay tuned for more to ... We add some math operators and now the Fibonacci example code works! # In our quest to generate a Fibonacci sequence, we need IF/ELSE. Shouldn't be too hard right? (See thumbnail for confused face.) Wouldn't be much of a language without variables. Let's add those. # Let's start to teach our little toy Variables need to know their own type, too! # Let's see if Natalie is complete enough to The last little bit on methods for now. The method arguments need to know their type. We're diving back into this months-old project to give it some new life... a JIT built with LLVM! Here's the repository we're working ... Help us caption & translate this video! amara.org/v/GX5H/ Ahh, types. We need a way to track type information across the program. Let's use a dependency tree. I know the RubyKaigi2017 rubykaigi.org/2017/presentations/nirvdrum.html We've solved the startup time problem in TruffleRuby! In this ...