> > If you're interested in hacking on the compiler, my suggestion
> > is to become somewhat familiar with the compiler tools already
> > available in Parrot.
>
> I'm not interested in hacking on the compiler, but I am interested in
> writing tests. I've added some to the Pugs project, but that seems to
> be a ghost town now. Is there a new plan for tests besides adding them
> to the Pugs code? I'm not really into writing tests that won't ever
> pass in Pugs. :)
Think of it instead as "the test suite for _all_ the implementations
lives in the pugs repo." Whether or not Pugs will pass the full
specification's worth of tests shouldn't stop people from adding tests
to the suite.
-Jesse
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