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BrouHaHa(ID:7759/)

Smalltalk portable implementation

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Country: United States
Designed 1987
Genus: Simple
Sammet category: Specialised Languages

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BrouHaHa

Implementation

References:

Miranda, Eliot (1987) Miranda, Eliot "BrouHaHa - A portable Smalltalk interpreter" pp354-365 Abstract DOI Extract: Introduction Extract: A Portable Implementation Extract: Future Work
in [OOPSLA 1987] (1987) SIGPLAN Notices 22(12) December 1987 (OOPSLA '87)

Miranda, Eliot (2003) Miranda, Eliot "Bytecode-to-bytecode adaptive optimization for Smalltalk Compilation and execution architecture for late-bound object-oriented programming languages" Computer Systems Laboratory Colloquium 4:15PM, Wednesday, March 12, 2003 NEC Auditorium, Gates Computer Science Building B03 Online copy Online video
in [OOPSLA 1987] (1987) SIGPLAN Notices 22(12) December 1987 (OOPSLA '87)
Resources

BrouHaHa Eliot's own BrouHaHa Smalltalk-80 virtual machine implementations used a number of cheap tricks best summed up as C compiler abuse to provide "good" performance with little implementation effort.
This economy of means has proved well suited to enhancing VisualWorks, a once proud implementation fallen on hard times, as Smalltalk vendors are unwilling or unable to provide the personnel resources available to competing technologies such as Java.

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