is a C based interpreter (runloop) that executes, what different
compiler (like Mildew ) produce. If you want to help SMOP, you
can just take on one of the lowlevel S1P implementations and
write it. If you have any questions ask ruoso or pmurias at
#perl6 @ irc.freenode.org. The Slides for the talk Perl 6 is
just a SMOP are available, it introduces a bit of the reasoning
behind SMOP. A newer version of the talk presented at YAPC::EU
2008 is available SMOP is an alternative implementation of a C
engine to run Perl 6. It is focused in getting the most
pragmatic approach possible, but still focusing in being able to
support all Perl 6 features. Its core resembles Perl 5 in some
ways, and it differs from Parrot in many ways, including the
fact that SMOP is not a Virtual Machine. SMOP is simply a
runtime engine that happens to have a interpreter run loop. The
main difference between SMOP and Parrot (besides the not-being-
a-vm thing), is that SMOP is from bottom-up an implementation of
the Perl 6 OO features, in a