POLL: Have you created a interpreter, programming language, or implementation of one?

General
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Well now I love this lang.

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Guys I DID IT
I successfully made my first interpreter using python
And it is being completed within hours

Fun fact, it is 1am in the morning the sky still black my eye is tired I got school 7am later this gonna go sleep

the COW language (not chicken)

I feel like dying inside, the development went to the complete opposite I’m not using any classes gladly

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@QwertyQwerty88 currently am, it’s in python rn so i can be max productive but planning to move it to nim

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Do you know nim? It should be around as productive as python, once you know it.

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Why did you ping me? Did you mean to ping @prisems?

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That was 23+ years ago for my phd. I had to build my own dataflow compatible c-like language with compiler and alike. Impossible to share a link and useless since there is no computer running on my processors. But would be fun to build an emulator for it :slight_smile:

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Since everyone is now replying, yes, and it is jumplang, as most know.

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yes, idk y it pinged u

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I’ve made many.
The most complete one is my javascript interpreter https://replit.com/@CSharpIsGud/IodineJS which I was originally making for a browser engine I was making from scratch, but html was too much of a pain to render.
I was also working on a custom language that compiled to brainf but I’m rewriting that one in rust.

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I coded a Brainfuck interpreter in c++ as a starter project. Me be like: Hmmmm ima learn some c++ for the first time, lets start by a very complicated thing :smiley:

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/āļž/ This is a comment.

/āļž This
is
a
multi-line
comment.
āļž/

āļžSTRING sussy_string = "āļž"

/āļž all non var declarations are decalared by āļžWRAPPING_ITāļž āļž/

āļžFUNCāļž SUSSY_FUNC(āļžSTRING sussy_param) {
    āļžECHOāļž sussy_param
}

āļžCLASSāļž SUSSY_CLASS {
    āļžFUNCāļž __INIT__(āļžSELF, āļžSTRING sussy_lolsus) {
        āļžSTRING SELF.sussy_lolsus = sussy_lolsus
    }
}

/āļž/ try/except
āļžDO_TASKāļž {
    āļžECHOāļž
} 

āļžSABOTAGEāļž āļžSTRING sussy_error {
    āļžECHOāļž "There was an error: " + sussy_error
}

āļžFORāļž (āļžINT sussy_amogus=0, sussy_amogus < 10, sussy_amogus++) {
    āļžIFāļž (sussy_amogus % 2) {
        SUSSY_FUNC(sussy_string + sussy_amogus)
    }
}

āļžWHILEāļž (āļžINT sussy_int < 69) {
    sussy_int++
    SUSSY_FUNC(sussy_int)
}
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I am very good comfortable with Python, and just begining to learn Nim. I know some things in Nim because of how similar Nim is to Python, but I’m still more comfortable using Python.

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