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nederlang reviews and mentions
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What's everyone working on this week (47/2022)?
Writing a blog post on my experience rewriting a toy interpreter in Rust and what it took to make it faster than the one I wrote in C.
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Resources on implementing a LISP-like language interpreter?
Closures will probably remain hairy though. It’s a tough problem to solve. I’ve yet to take the plunge (supporting closures, that is) for my toy language Nederlang but maybe the other parts of it can be of help. It’s no longer a tree-walking implementation though.
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Emitting block as expression to a stack vm
The way I solved this in Nederlang is to create a hole in the stack for the maximum amount of local variables the compiler encountered for each block statement.
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November 2022 monthly "What are you working on?" thread
Have been working on Nederlang for the last few weeks again. My last (and first!) attempt at an interpreted programming language was in C but it wasn't that pleasant to work in. I'm now using Rust and am pretty happy with it so far. Performance is great (using tagged pointers and some nice optimizations using specialized opcodes for common operations, like operating on a constant and a variable, bypassing the stack), it's a joy to work in and exotic segfaults are a thing of the past.
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dannyvankooten/nederlang is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 only which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of nederlang is Rust.
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