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app/views/posts/_2014-04-10-official-start.md

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 Well, it has been a good holiday, two months in Indonesia, Bali and diving Komodo. It brought
 clarity, and so  i have to start a daunting task.
 

app/views/posts/_2014-04-22-to-see-or-not-to_c.md

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 The c machine
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app/views/posts/_2014-04-24-asm-out.md

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 Part of the reason why i even thought this was possible was because i had bumped into Metasm.
 
 Metasm creates native code in 100% ruby. Either from Assembler or even C (partially). And for many cpu's too.

app/views/posts/_2014-05-20-first-fibo.md

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 Both "ends", parsing and machine code, were relatively clear cut. Now it is into unknown territory.
 
-I had ported the Kaleidescope llvm tutorial language to ruby-llvm last year, so thee were some ideas floating.
+I had ported the Kaleidoscope llvm tutorial language to ruby-llvm last year, so thee were some ideas floating.
 
 The idea of basic blocks, as the smallest unit of code without branches was pretty clear. Using those as jump
 targets was also straight forward. But how to get from the AST to arm Intructions was not, and took some trying out.

app/views/posts/_2014-05-6-first-parses.md

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 Parsing is a difficult, the theory incomprehensible and older tools cryptic. At least for me.
 
 And then i heard recursive is easy and used by even llvm. Formalised as peg parsing libraries exists, and in ruby

app/views/posts/_2014-06-10-more-clarity.md

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 It's such a nice name, crystal. My first association is clarity, and that is exactly what i am trying to achieve.
 
 But i've been struggling a bit to achieve any clarity on the topic of system boundary: where does OO stop. I mean i can't very well define method lookup in ruby syntax, as that involves method lookups. But tail recursion is so booring, it just never stops!

app/views/posts/_2014-06-27-an-exceptional-thought.md

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 I was just reading my ruby book, wondering about functions and blocks and the like, as one does when implementing
 a vm. Actually the topic i was struggling with was receivers, the pesty self, when i got the exception.
 

app/views/posts/_2014-07-05-layers-vs-passes.md

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 I am not stuck. I know i'm not. Just because there is little visible progress doesn't mean i'm stuck. It may just feel like it though.
 
 But like little cogwheels in the clock, i can hear the background process ticking away and sometimes there is a gong.

app/views/posts/_2014-07-17-framing.md

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 In a picture, or when taking a picture, the frame is very important. It sets whatever is in the picture into context.
 
 So it is a bit strange that having a **frame** had the same sort of effect for me in programming.

app/views/posts/_2014-08-01-name-has-been-found.md

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 It has been a bit of a journey, but now we have arrived: Salama is officially named.
 
 ### Salama

app/views/posts/_2014-08-19-object-storage.md

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 While trying to figure out what i am coding i had to attack this storage format before i wanted to. The 
 immediate need is for code dumps, that are concise but readable. I started with yaml but that just takes
 too many lines, so it's too difficult to see what is going on.
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 How, when and how automatically changes are merged (via git) is up to developer policy . But it is
 easily imaginable that data in program designated areas get merged back into the "mainstream" automatically.
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app/views/posts/_2014-09-12-register-allocation-reviewed.md

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 The time of introspection is coming to an end and i am finally producing executables again. (hurrah)
 
 ### Block and exception

app/views/posts/_2014-09-30-a-better-register-machine.md

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 The register machine abstraction has been somewhat thin, and it is time to change that
 
 ### Current affairs

app/views/posts/_2015-03-21-review-_2015.md

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 As before the original start of the project, i was 6 weeks on holiday. The distance and lack of computer really helps.
 
 ### Review
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 I have now given lightning talk on Frozen Rails 2014 and Ruby Bath 2015.
 As 5 Minutes is clearly now enough i will work on a longer presentation.
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app/views/posts/_2015-05-20-expression-is-slot.md

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 Since i got the ideas of Slots and the associated instruction Set, i have been wondering how that
 fits in with the code generation.
 

app/views/posts/_2015-06-20-the-static-call-chain.md

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 Quite long ago i [had already determined](/2014/06/27/an-exceptional-thought.html) that return
 addresses and exceptional return addresses should be explicitly stored in the message.
 

app/views/posts/_2015-07-01-hello-world-again.md

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 After almost a year of rewrite: **Hello World** is back.
 
 **Working executables again**

app/views/posts/_2015-07-25-i-like-not-playing-computer.md

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 It really is like [Bret Victor](http://worrydream.com/#!/InventingOnPrinciple) says in his video:
  good programmers are the ones who play computer in their head well.
 

app/views/posts/_2015-09-03-a-new-language.md

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 It is the **one** thing i said i wasn't going to do: Write a language.
 There are too many languages out there already, and just because i want to write a vm,
 doesn't mean i want to add to the language jungle.

app/views/posts/_2015-11-28-one-compiler-down-one-to-go.md

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 Ok, that was surprising: I just wrote a language in two months. Parser, compiler, working binaries
 and all.
 

app/views/posts/_2016-03-07-mixup-of-levels.md

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 Writing Soml helped a lot to separate the levels, or phases of the ruby compilation process. Helped
 me that is, to plan the ruby compiler.
 

app/views/posts/_2016-07-26-the-road-ahead.md

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 So, the plan, in short:
 
 1. I need to work a little more on docs. Reading them i notice they are still not up to date

app/views/posts/_2017-01-02-a-new-year-a-new-name.md

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 ## RubyX compiles ruby to binary
 
 The previous name was from a time in ancient history, three years ago, in internet time over

app/views/posts/_2017-01-10-integer-unification.md

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 I just read mri 2.4 "unifies" Fixnum and Integer. This, it turns out, is something quite
 different from what i though, mostly about which class names are returned.
 And that it is ok to have two implementations for the same class, Integer.

app/views/posts/_2017-02-03-of-slopes-and-chains-and-changes-in-the-air.md

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 As i said in the last post, a step back and forward, possibly two, was taken and understanding
 grows again. Especially when i think that some way is the way, it always changes and i turn out
 to be at least partially wrong. The way of life, of imperfect intelligence, to strive for that

app/views/posts/_2017-03-03-layer-summary.md

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 Going on holiday without a computer was great. Forcing me to recap and write things down on paper.
 
 ## Layers

app/views/posts/_2017-04-07-how-not-to-interpret.md

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 Method caching can be done at language level. Wow. But first some boring news:
 
 ## Vool is ready, Mom is coming

app/views/posts/_2017-09-05-more-types-will-come-but-later.md

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 While work on Mom (Minimal object machine) continues, i can see the futures a little clearer.
 Alas, for now the shortest route is best, so the future will have to wait. But here is what i'm
 thinking.

app/views/posts/_2017-11-11-its-about-self-control.md

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 Since i currently have no time to do actual work, i've been doing some research.
 
 Reading about other implementations, especially transpiling ones. Opal, ruby to

app/views/posts/_2018-04-09-a-dynamic-hello-world.md

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 Now that i *have* had time to write some more code (250 commits last month), here is
 the good news: