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Are you saying mygit or maggot?

are you ok man? no nothing since then

i liked the brainstorming and how you think out loud with us

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I've watched this video like 10 times

my compiler is called C2 because it is the second iteration of my Compiler xD

Don't know if you read these comments anymore but I just wanted to let you know that I have already watched 9 hours of your work on this compiler and I think it's great. Made me want to learn C properly

Still loving this and the way you present it

The most impressive thing on this video is how this guy can hold his will of overengineer or overthink something. If it was me doing this live, I would be wondering how to implement automatic semicolon insertion without even deciding if the language would use semicolons to begin with.

I am following your video, to make my first compiler(first project in c). Somewhere you said don't do copy pasta, but idk from where to begin with, so i thought i should watch your stream, i am learning a lot. after watching you make it, i will make sure after this i will make my own compiler.

I dreamt that you got into drugs and never lived to continue this series again

Where can I get the pdf?

Amazing content, but tell me: you complain about Microsoft so much, so why use Windows? Espicially since you seem to have a got an unix-like terminal thing going on, and you're using emacs.

'Member' functionality as you say, is possible in C: pointer decay with function pointers in the struct... ``` typedef struct A { char *title; void (*print)(struct A*) } A; static void print_title(A *in) { printf("%s", in->title); } A this_title = {.title="Say What?!", .print=print_title}; this_title.print(&this_title); ``` Not the prettiest, but damn useful me thinks. Have a look at "21st Century C" by Ben Klemens, page 258

I think I’m a bit late, but I really love your contents ❤❤❤❤

This might be quite useful! I'm currently also making a compiler in C and thus far the hardest part has been deciding on a good data structure to hold types.

I've been enjoying the videos in this compiler series and learning a lot. I am 34 and didn't start learning programming until I was 28. You are an inspiration, I've been trying to learn as much as possible, I would love to write an OS and my own language at some point. I'm currently working on a text editor. Keep up the great work! I will try to catch you live on Twitch sometime. Thanks!

For guys using linux the procedure of exit is as shown: /* TODO: Different exit procedres for linux and windows # Exit for linux movl $0, %ebx movl $1, %eax int $0x80 # Exit for Windows movq $0, %rax ret */ If you follow windows procedure, a segfault will appear (don't tell anyone but it took 2 hours to find this)

The fact that it took you so long to properly get the file size was painful because it took me just as long and you remonded me of that horrible time 😂😂

Can you please indicate what program you install onto Windows to make it respond to linux commands (i.e.: ls, mkdir), also it lists files into a headed table. That would be a lot helpful. Advanced thanks.

what keyboard are u using

Now write a compiler in Moo

To this day, he's still eating compiler boogers without any new videos

Hey is this playlist complete like is anything missing ???

now make a compiler IN scratch 😈

Are you using an unregistered version of Windows? Shame on you 🙂. Use Linux or get some crack (not the drug!)🤣. If you are already using EMACS (it seems EMACS to me) why not using Linux?

How are you so intelligent sir . . .?

Professional Yapper. This entire thing could have been less than an hour if you didn't randomly start yapping about things not related to compilers. You should change the title so it's not misleading

thank you so much great stuff but GOSH your'e code is dirtyyyyy

Can you link the pdf please?

Shouldn't be coding functions to handle file I/O and shit like that on the fly- solve that problem and store it in a header file. Solve a problem, put it in a header, solve a problem, put it in a header, start compiler project, include myPreCompiledHeader.h. It will save you a lot of fiddling. Otherwise you solve the same problems over and over again. You can solve basically every minor problem in a day, put it in some header, and move on.

Could you make 1hour+ video on how to construct compiler? Could you suggest books or course to learn compiler construction? I am trying to make my own compiler, but can't find proper resources. Your advice is much appreciated, thankyou.

If you have a touch sreen and tap on the progress bar, not on the button. * | * ------

"hey look recursion" a great opening line!

tanks

awesome videos man

great content ma man, it shows how much ur enjoying this.

fprintf() would be handy in this video :)

you remind me of tsoding !

hi. i am late too party!! But will yu ever shift the code to LLVM . i.e using llvm to build this compiler (generating clang AST and then applying llvm middleend opt/maybe write your own)?

Do you have a discord account?

Awesome! Im following along in Assembly.

what if c,python,go,lua in same compiler :D

waited months for this welcome back lens

Pog Lens is back!

Hey man, I'm right now at 19:27 I'm following u in my windows machine, but I'm getting the following cmake error. Could you please help me out: W:\fromScratch\compiler\yt_01 λ cmake -G Ninja -B bld -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -- Configuring done (0.1s) -- Generating done (0.0s) -- Build files have been written to: W:/fromScratch/compiler/yt_01/bld W:\fromScratch\compiler\yt_01 λ cmake --build bld [1/2] Building C object CMakeFiles/func.dir/src/main.c.obj FAILED: CMakeFiles/func.dir/src/main.c.obj C:/ProgramData/chocolatey/bin/ccache.exe C:\PROGRA~1\LLVM\bin\clang.exe -O3 -DNDEBUG -D_DLL -D_MT -Xclang --dependent-lib=msvcrt -D_DLL -D_MT -Xclang --dependent-lib=msvcrt -MD -MT CMakeFiles/func.dir/src/main.c.obj -MF CMakeFiles\func.dir\src\main.c.obj.d -o CMakeFiles/func.dir/src/main.c.obj -c W:/fromScratch/compiler/yt_01/src/main.c ninja: build stopped: subcommand failed.

This is very cool. I always wanted to know how it works! Thank you

Amazing. You are such a great developer 😅