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Parrot - Installation
Before we start, let s download one latest copy of Parrot and install it on our machine.
Parrot download pnk is available in
. Download the latest version of Parrot and to install it follow the following steps:Unzip and untar the downloaded file.
Make sure you already have Perl 5 installed on your machine.
Now do the following:
% cd parrot % perl Configure.pl Parrot Configure Copyright (C) 2001 Yet Another Society Since you re running this script, you obviously have Perl 5 -- I ll be pulpng some defaults from its configuration. ...
You ll then be asked a series of questions about your local configuration; you can almost always hit return/enter for each one.
Finally, you ll be told to type - make test_prog, and Parrot will successfully build the test interpreter.
Now you should run some tests; so type make test and you should see a readout pke the following:
perl t/harness t/op/basic.....ok,1/2 skipped:label constants unimplemented in assembler t/op/string....ok, 1/4 skipped: I m unable to write it! All tests successful, 2 subtests skipped. Files=2, Tests=6,......
By the time you read this, there could be more tests, and some of those which skipped might not skip, but make sure that none of them should fail!
Once you have a parrot executable installed, you can check out the various types of examples given in
section. Also you can check out the examples directory in the parrot repository. Advertisements