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'''Pyhi''' is a complete [[Yhc]] bytecode interpreter written in Python. | |||
Pyhi is a complete [[Yhc]] bytecode interpreter written in Python. | |||
It is available from darcs and runs a 'Hello World' example. A large number of bytecodes are unimplemented so many programs won't run yet. | It is available from darcs and runs a 'Hello World' example. A large number of bytecodes are unimplemented so many programs won't run yet. | ||
Interpreting a language using an interpreted language is slow and the current version is about 100 times slower than C, although this will likely get faster over time. | Interpreting a language using an interpreted language is slow and the current version is about 100 times slower than C, although this will likely get faster over time. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:41, 3 March 2006
Pyhi is a complete Yhc bytecode interpreter written in Python.
It is available from darcs and runs a 'Hello World' example. A large number of bytecodes are unimplemented so many programs won't run yet.
Interpreting a language using an interpreted language is slow and the current version is about 100 times slower than C, although this will likely get faster over time.