PY=python27 INTERP=BC ./som -cp Smalltalk Hello PY=python27 INTERP=AST ./som -cp Smalltalk Hello PY=python38 INTERP=BC ./som -cp Smalltalk Hello PY=python38 INTERP=AST ./som -cp Smalltalk Hello Hello World from SOM Hello World from SOM Hello World from SOM Hello World from SOM

Small updates to som-st.github.io ✅ merged RPySOM and RTruffleSOM into PySOM ✅ added the two Rust-based SOM implementations Looks like we’re somewhat stable at 9 SOM implementations.

Only AweSOM is missing. But a lot of green 💚💚

Language implementation people: If you're working in industry, but do things that are interesting for workshops of industrial+academic researchers, would it make it easier for you to submit a blog post as talk proposal? #PL #implementation #research

What am I spying here? A port of AweSOM to Cuis Smalltalk github.com/Phantasus/Cuis… 😍😍 #SOM #Smalltalk #Cuis

Thanks Travis CI for the years of support. 🖖 Hello #GitHubActions! github.com/SOM-st/SOM/act… Now, if just someone could stop adding primitives to SOM, or would at least implement them for all SOMs, this thing would also be green 😅

Why implementing SomSom, a Metacircular SOM you may ask? Because a language implemented in itself is a thing of beauty. It's fun. It's exiting. 🤩🤓 github.com/SOM-st/SOM/pul…

Stefan Marr That's super spiffy! I'm working on a SOM-in-SOM project myself: github.com/kgrgreer/MCSOM When done, it will compile SOM to C. I only work on it when camping though, but camping season starts again soon. I'm really happy with how the parser reads like BNF: github.com/kgrgreer/MCSOM…

After making sure that my RPython SOM interpreters are pretty much the same, except for interpreting either abstract syntax trees or bytecodes, seems like I got the bytecode interpreter to break even on one metric. Though, not the one you may think. 1/3

Someone on the internet ported SOM to C#: github.com/yyl-20020115/S… And it passes almost all tests. 🥰 It’s not yet running SomSom, think the command line handling doesn’t match the latest version. But still, great stuff 😀

The SOM-C# author made SomSom work as well. I guess this means this SOM implementation is mostly feature complete! 🤩

Yepp, part of the SOM family tree 😀 All kind of nuggets in there: x.com/TorstenAstares…

How cool is this?! HaSOM, a bachelor thesis describing a SOM implementation in Haskell 😍😍😍😍 dspace.cvut.cz/bitstream/hand… Thesis supervised by Filip Krikava.

Learning Haskell is now a little higher on my todo list. And reading this thesis! It has a very neat overview of the language.

And here seems to be the GitHub repository: github.com/rihafilip/HaSOM

I'm pushing the performance of our Rust-based SOM interpreters, and I wrote a quick blog post about an optimization I recently implemented. Gonna try to make this more of a regular thing for extra motivation (and hopefully valuable feedback) octavelarose.github.io/2024/05/29/to-…