% 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 pulling some defaults from its configuration.
...

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,......

set I1, 10
    set N1, 3.1415
    set S1, "Hello, Parrot"

set I1, 10
print "The contents of register I1 is: "
print I1
print "\n"

# Add the contents of I2 to the contents of I1
add I1, I1, I2
# Multiply I2 by I4 and store in I3
mul I3, I2, I4
# Increment I1 by one
inc I1
# Decrement N3 by 1.5
dec N3, 1.5

set S1, "fish"
set S2, "bone"
concat S1, S2       # S1 is now "fishbone"
set S3, "w"
substr S4, S1, 1, 7
concat S3, S4       # S3 is now "wishbone"
length I1, S3       # I1 is now 8

branch TERRY
JOHN:    print "fjords\n"
         branch END
MICHAEL: print " pining"
         branch GRAHAM
TERRY:   print "It's"
         branch MICHAEL
GRAHAM:  print " for the "
         branch JOHN
END:     end

set I1, 12
         set I2, 5
         mod I3, I2, I2
         if I3, REMAIND, DIVISOR
REMAIND: print "5 divides 12 with remainder "
         print I3
         branch DONE
DIVISOR: print "5 is an integer divisor of 12"
DONE:    print "\n"
         end

$i1 = 12;
    $i2 = 5;
    $i3 = $i1 % $i2;
    if ($i3) {
      print "5 divides 12 with remainder ";
      print $i3;
    } else {
      print "5 is an integer divisor of 12";
    }
    print "\n";
    exit;

.sub _main
      print "Hello world!\n"
      end
  .end

parrot hello.pir

.sub _main
      set S1, "Hello world!\n"
      print S1
      end
  .end

.sub _main
      $S0 = "Hello world!\n"
      print $S0
      end
  .end

.sub _main
      .local string hello
      hello = "Hello world!\n"
      print hello
      end
  .end

.sub _main
      # State the number of squares to sum.
      .local int maxnum
      maxnum = 10

      # Some named registers we'll use. 
      # Note how we can declare many
      # registers of the same type on one line.
      .local int i, total, temp
      total = 0

      # Loop to do the sum.
      i = 1
  loop:
      temp = i * i
      total += temp
      inc i
      if i <= maxnum goto loop

      # Output result.
      print "The sum of the first "
      print maxnum
      print " squares is "
      print total
      print ".\n"
      end
  .end

temp = i * i

mul temp, i, i

if i <= maxnum goto loop

le i, maxnum, loop

total += temp

add total, temp

# Some simple code to print some Fibonacci numbers

        print   "The first 20 fibonacci numbers are:\n"
        set     I1, 0
        set     I2, 20
        set     I3, 1
        set     I4, 1
REDO:   eq      I1, I2, DONE, NEXT
NEXT:   set     I5, I4
        add     I4, I3, I4
        set     I3, I5
        print   I3
        print   "\n"
        inc     I1
        branch  REDO
DONE:   end

print "The first 20 fibonacci numbers are:\n";
        my $i = 0;
        my $target = 20;
        my $a = 1;
        my $b = 1;
        until ($i == $target) {
           my $num = $b;
           $b += $a;
           $a = $num;
           print $a,"\n";
           $i++;
        }

.sub _fact
      # Get input parameter.
      .param int n

      # return (n > 1 ? n * _fact(n - 1) : 1)
      .local int result

      if n > 1 goto recurse
      result = 1
      goto return

  recurse:
      $I0 = n - 1
      result = _fact($I0)
      result *= n

  return:
      .return (result)
  .end


  .sub _main :main
      .local int f, i

      # We'll do factorial 0 to 10.
      i = 0
  loop:
      f = _fact(i)

      print "Factorial of "
      print i
      print " is "
      print f
      print ".\n"

      inc i
      if i <= 10 goto loop

      # That's it.
      end
  .end

result = _fact($I0)

parrot -o factorial.pbc factorial.pir

parrot -o hello.pasm hello.pir

_main:
      set S30, "Hello world!\n"
      print S30
      end