Where would i start making a compiler in rust?

• monkey-rs

  2 9 0.0 Rust

I found "Writing An Interpreter in Go" any amazing and easy to understand book to implement an interpreter. Here is my RUST code for that book. There are plenty of other RUST implementations for the same interpreter.

• Essentials-of-Compilation

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  A book about compiling Racket and Python to x86-64 assembly

  

For programming, I would start with "Essentials of Compilation" or with "Make A Language" .

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• pfcalc

  1 0 0.0 Rust

  A postfix command line calculator written in Rust.

So far for part 2 nothing's been too complicated to implement. Stack machines are really quite simple, and all I really have at the moment is a glorified calculator, which I've done before. Function execution should be fairly simple, too, as all you'd need to do is switch which bytes you're executing. I'm not sure how the variable environments are going to be done, though.

• tools

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