Trying to write a stack-based VM in Rust, have not found useful tutorial.

• interpret

  3 37 0.0 Rust

I gave a talk about this recently, on how to write a variety of interpreters and their performance trade-offs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8dnIw3amLA&list=PLFTr8ChfQg9t9quFJNSoRwVHQhLFfTYnV. The code that goes behind the talk for stack-based interpreters is at https://github.com/ndmitchell/interpret/blob/main/src/alt/jump_stack.rs, which might be useful as a simplified stack-based interpreter.

• evolution_original

  1 21 0.0 Rust

  rust evolving pictures

• InfluxDB

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• tinyvm

  4 93 0.0 Rust

  An MVP stack based bytecode VM (by mkhan45)

I'm actually writing a tutorial right now, but in the meantime you can checkout this repo of mine: https://github.com/mkhan45/tinyvm. It's a ~250 LOC stack vm with another 200 lines of comments

• TablaM

  151 183 0.0 Rust

  The practical relational programing language for data-oriented applications

  

So I think just write the simplest code you want and then later review it. I also start rust doing a programming language (https://tablam.org) and agonize too much in performance and other stuff when was too green on Rust. Later I let it go and just code it.

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