Mist Project

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> Hola gente!
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> Ahi encontre por un tweet de @hernanwilkinson que existe este proyecto
> (algo tenia en el radar, pero no sabia todo lo que era, ahora si!).
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> Del amigo McClure
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> http://mist-project.org/
> *Mist is a project to implement a variant of the Smalltalk programming
> language.*Unlike conventional Smalltalk implementations, Mist is not
> implemented using a virtual machine. Mist will be self supporting, written
> almost entirely in itself, without the typical dependency on a VM written
> in C. The project is open-source (MIT license).
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> Mist will compile to an intermediate language called Fog. Fog compiles to
> x86_64 machine code. Until Mist becomes self-supporting, it is being
> bootstrapped through the Pharo implementation of Smalltalk.
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> *Code status:* Simple Fog programs are compiling and being written to ELF
> executables which run on 64-bit Linux. The disassembler will disassemble
> anything Fog will compile. Features are being added to Fog. With the recent
> addition of loops, the major features of Fog are there with one major
> exception: sending a message. Object structure and message sending will be
> the next features implemented.
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> *Community status: *Documentation (largely in the form of this website)
> is being worked on, and added here periodically. The mailing list is up and
> running.
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> Bien ahi! Como alguna vez comentaron por aca o en ClubSmalltalk, hay gente
> que esta enviando codigo a GitHub. Grande! Ver:
> https://github.com/martinmcclure/mist
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