mwlang

namespace :log do
  def timestamp line
    values = line.match(/(\d{4})\-(\d{2})\-(\d{2})T(\d{2})\:(\d{2})\:(\d{2}\.\d{6})/).captures
    Time.new(*values.map(&:to_f))
  end
    
  task :timestamps do
    Dir.glob(File.join(log_path, '*.log')).each do |fn|
      top = `head -n 2 #{fn}`.split("\n")
      top.shift if top[0] =~ /Logfile created/

kkestell

TinyVM

TinyVM is a simple register based virtual machine implemented in C (tinyvm.c). The bytecode assembler is written in Python (tas.py). TinyVM has 4 registers ($0 - $3) and 64k of memory in a 32-bit address space (0x00000000 - 0x0000FFFF).

Each instruction is encoded in a single 64-bit word. Register count and memory are defined at compile time, but due to only having 32 bits available for addressing and 8 bits for registers, allocating more than 4GB of memory or 256 registers is pointless.

The following instructions (loosely based on MIPS) have been implemented:

No.    | Keyword | Instruction                   | Example            | Description

-------|---------|-------------------------------|--------------------|------------

tamouse

This has been moved to a regular Github repo:

kkestell

/*

Basic Usage
===========

Assuming your markup looks like this:

    <table id="table" class="table"></table>
    <div id="pagination" class="text-center"></div>

certainty

cons = ->(x,y){ ->(a){ a.(x,y) } }
car  = ->(c){ c.(->(x,_){ x }) }
cdr  = ->(c){ c.(->(_,y){ y }) }

pair = cons.(1,2)
puts car.(pair)
puts cdr.(pair)