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14:59:45 <crc> I've recieved a new implementation of the ngaro vm which uses call threading. It looks like it'll be a good base for performance improvements
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17:26:22 <Raystm2> hi crc :) Recieved you say? who done it?
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17:51:33 <crc> a guy named Matthias Schirm wrote it
17:52:13 <crc> it's a bit faster already, and he's working on further improvements. see http://groups.google.com/group/retro-10/t/c2e4b56aaaaace63
17:52:33 <crc> the code is in the svn repo
17:52:41 <crc> along with a new java implementation
17:53:08 <crc> this brings me up to two C implementations, one javascript implementation, and one java implementation of Ngaro
19:15:15 <Raystm2> wow! that's cooking.
19:15:38 * Raystm2 is cf'n the "Horst" algorithm.
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