Anybody want to make a languge

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How do i join???

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ĀÆ\_(惄)_/ĀÆ ask @MiloCat they have rights

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@milocat @milocat let me join pls

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Not exactly, in most languages now, you have to

  • Compile AST to byte code
  • Interpret bytecode.
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@QwertyQwerty88 I do have to ask, how would you go about parsing functions in a programming language? That I canā€™t wrap my brain around.

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No unauthorized Teams for Edu usage folks. Sorry.

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I have no idea TBH. My language can barely parse simple math equations into an AST, lol.

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@MiloCat If you want, I could join, I know a bunch on lexing and some stuff on parsing.

I donā€™t really care what itā€™s called, but you should probably make the sure the name doesnā€™t already exist. Here are some sites that have a bunch of languages so you can figure the name, based on ones that already exist:

Keep in mind these donā€™t have every language that exists on them. So make sure to do Google searches to make sure itā€™s a not-yet-used name. Also Replit has 122 programming languages and a ton of templates, so you can look there as well.

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Sure, but what programming language do we use to make itā€¦

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undecided but weā€™re making the syntax atm

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I would like to help for the most I am capable of.

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Iā€™m a bit late, lol, but Iā€™ve made a language before and I know how to do lexers and parsers + Iā€™m working on a BrainF compiler. Iā€™d like to help if I can.

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Yes ok I will add you to the PM

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Could I join? Iā€™ve never created a language before!

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Can I please be added?

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YEs, you can :smiley: itā€™s ą¶ž themed

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um, what happens if you are trying to use it to actually teach someone to code?

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Simple answer: You donā€™t

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Compilers are faster than interpreters

Lua?

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They are actually usually slower, but the code they produce is faster.

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