Have you ever made an interpreter or a compiler? At least a brainfuck one.<I just made a little interpreter for fun and exercise. It's a stack machine that doesn't use reverse polish notation like forth and can do simple things like arithmetic and loop

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Chud 04/25/26 (Sat) 12:20:36 №30693 [Quote]

Have you ever made an interpreter or a compiler? At least a brainfuck one.
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I just made a little interpreter for fun and exercise. It's a stack machine that doesn't use reverse polish notation like forth and can do simple things like arithmetic and loops.
also how do I implement AST btw if that matters

Chud 04/25/26 (Sat) 12:58:10 №30695 [Quote]

wtf is that ide

Chud 04/25/26 (Sat) 13:42:04 №30697 [Quote]

>>30695
dev c++

Chud 04/25/26 (Sat) 20:30:37 №30707 [Quote]

>>30693 (OP)
visual studio code is free

Chud 04/25/26 (Sat) 21:08:14 №30712 [Quote]

>>30707
I won't use that jeetpilled bloated mess

Chud 04/26/26 (Sun) 11:37:58 №30737 [Quote]

bump.

Chud 04/26/26 (Sun) 16:36:42 №30754 [Quote]

pretty damn cool, bump

Chud 04/26/26 (Sun) 23:41:00 №30761 [Quote]

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I created a similiar language, except that there are actual keywords now and labels work normally
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"stack" here is a looped linked list of structures which can hold a string or a 32-bit number value

Chud 04/27/26 (Mon) 00:03:23 №30762 [Quote]

I made a compiler for some university course, but it was mandatory.
I wish I could make some basic interpreter/graphical editor to make board games like chess variants.

Chud 04/27/26 (Mon) 00:13:09 №30763 [Quote]

I remember reading this, but it's some nu-prolog and I dislike that you have to declare that most of the pieces will stay at the same place after every move.

https://web.archive.org/web/20130412032912/http://logic.stanford.edu/classes/cs227/2013/readings/gdl_spec.pdf