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A few details: - Pallene is a friendly fork of Titan [1]. The reason for the fork is that the authors of Titan are iterating fast and adding many experimental
by catwell 8y ago
A few details:
- Pallene is a friendly fork of Titan [1]. The reason for the fork is that the authors of Titan are iterating fast and adding many experimental features to it. The research group at PUC Rio needed a more stable code base and language definition. Improvements from Pallene will be merged back into Titan, which is probably what actual programmers should use in the long run (as of now neither is ready for production).
- There was a presentation of Pallene at Lua Workshop earlier this month. Slides and video should be available at [2] at some point.
[1] http://titan-lang.org http://titan-lang.org
[2] https://www.lua.org/wshop18.html#Ligneul https://www.lua.org/wshop18.html#Ligneul
- etiene 8y agoThe talk was great! I'm incredibly impressed with the benchmarks. Here is a quick link to Pallene's github repo as well, since it's a bit hidden in the paper: https://github.com/pallene-lang/pallene https://github.com/pallene-lang/pallene
- hugomg 8y agoGabriel's slides are already available here: https://gligneul.github.io/luaworkshop2018/ https://gligneul.github.io/luaworkshop2018/