llvm dev - Feb 2015 - [LLVMdev] Y.A.Project based on LLVM: ParaSail LLVM-Based compiler

ParaSail (http://parasail-lang.org) is a safe pervasively-parallel
object-oriented
programming language.  Starting in June 2014 we began the construction of an
LLVM-based
backend for ParaSail.  The existing ParaSail interpreter is broken into a front
end that
generates instructions for the "ParaSail Virtual Machine" (PSVM), and
an interpreter for
PSVM instructions.  The LLVM-based backend translates these PSVM instructions
into LLVM
instructions, and then uses "llc" to generate object code.  Parts of
the interpreter,
essentially the ParaSail run-time support library routines, are linked with the
result to
form an executable.

The translator from PSVM to LLVM is itself written in ParaSail, and has been
bootstrapped.
  The ParaSail Standard Library is also written in ParaSail, and has also been 
bootstrapped through the LLVM-based compiler.  We are now in the process of
tuning the
code generation strategies, and in inlining or streamlining parts of the
ParaSail run-time
support library.

All ParaSail software is open source, and can be downloaded from
http://parasail-lang.org.
  There is also a "blog" that documents the design and implementation
of ParaSail:
http://parasail-programming-language.blogspot.com

Sincerely,
-Tucker Taft
AdaCore
Lexington, MA

On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 11:45 AM, Tucker Taft <taft at adacore.com> wrote:
> ParaSail (http://parasail-lang.org) is a safe pervasively-parallel
> object-oriented programming language.  Starting in June 2014 we began the
> construction of an LLVM-based backend for ParaSail.  The existing ParaSail
> interpreter is broken into a front end that generates instructions for the
> "ParaSail Virtual Machine" (PSVM), and an interpreter for PSVM
> instructions.  The LLVM-based backend translates these PSVM instructions
> into LLVM instructions, and then uses "llc" to generate object
code.  Parts
> of the interpreter, essentially the ParaSail run-time support library
> routines, are linked with the result to form an executable.
>
> The translator from PSVM to LLVM is itself written in ParaSail, and has
> been bootstrapped.  The ParaSail Standard Library is also written in
> ParaSail, and has also been bootstrapped through the LLVM-based compiler.
> We are now in the process of tuning the code generation strategies, and in
> inlining or streamlining parts of the ParaSail run-time support library.
>
> All ParaSail software is open source, and can be downloaded from
> http://parasail-lang.org.  There is also a "blog" that documents
the
> design and implementation of ParaSail: http://parasail-programming-
> language.blogspot.com
>
> Sincerely,
> -Tucker Taft
> AdaCore
> Lexington, MA
> _______________________________________________
>
>
>
The download link page is empty :

https://forge.open-do.org/plugins/moinmoin/parasail/ParaSail


( from Fedora 20 x86_64 , Firefox )

Thank you very much .

Mehmet Erol Sanliturk
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On 2/15/15 12:42 PM, Mehmet Erol Sanliturk wrote:
>
>
> On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 11:45 AM, Tucker Taft <taft at adacore.com
<mailto:taft at adacore.com>>
> wrote:
>
>     ParaSail (http://parasail-lang.org) is a safe pervasively-parallel
object-oriented
>     programming language.  Starting in June 2014 we began the construction
of an
>     LLVM-based backend for ParaSail.  The existing ParaSail interpreter is
broken into a
>     front end that generates instructions for the "ParaSail Virtual
Machine" (PSVM), and
>     an interpreter for PSVM instructions.  The LLVM-based backend
translates these PSVM
>     instructions into LLVM instructions, and then uses "llc" to
generate object code.
>     Parts of the interpreter, essentially the ParaSail run-time support
library routines,
>     are linked with the result to form an executable.
>
>     The translator from PSVM to LLVM is itself written in ParaSail, and has
been
>     bootstrapped.  The ParaSail Standard Library is also written in
ParaSail, and has also
>     been bootstrapped through the LLVM-based compiler.  We are now in the
process of
>     tuning the code generation strategies, and in inlining or streamlining
parts of the
>     ParaSail run-time support library.
>
>     All ParaSail software is open source, and can be downloaded from
>     http://parasail-lang.org.  There is also a "blog" that
documents the design and
>     implementation of ParaSail:
http://parasail-programming-__language.blogspot.com
>     <http://parasail-programming-language.blogspot.com>
>
>     Sincerely,
>     -Tucker Taft
>     AdaCore
>     Lexington, MA
>     _________________________________________________
>
>
>
>
> The download link page is empty :
>
> https://forge.open-do.org/plugins/moinmoin/parasail/ParaSail
Actually, "http://parasail-lang.org" goes to:

    https://forge.open-do.org/plugins/moinmoin/parasail/

but for some reason the "wiki" server automatically adds clickable
links every time it
sees the word "ParaSail" presuming there is a sub-page with that name.
The work-around is
to simply create such a page.  I did so, and made it a copy of the base page for
now.
>
>
> ( from Fedora 20 x86_64 , Firefox )
>
> Thank you very much .
>
> Mehmet Erol Sanliturk
-Tuck