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[Jonathan "Duke" Leto]

Howdy Magimai,

Welcome!

The answer is "it is really hard." Even so, Parrot aims to support all
dynamic languages on our lovely VM.

Most people want to support just one language, but a few of us enjoy the
idea of the Parrot being the translator at the Tower of Babel, allowing
some project to have parts written in various languages, all running on
Parrot.

We want to allow languages to inter-operate and to allow libraries to be
used across multiple languages.

If you would like to help or just learn more, let me know how I can guide
you in the right direction.

Do you have specific questions about specific languages?

Duke



On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 7:04 AM, magimai <magimai007 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> I recently heard about parrot project , and it was impressive giving one
> neutral runtime environment for ruby ,perl, python......
> but my question how to really do that?
> for example can i design first part of the program in ruby and remaining
> in perl?
> or simply i can run programs written in ruby, perl , python in parrot
> itself instead of their respective interpreters?
>
>
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