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another best new language. not so fast, please

Which editor?

finally we got to builtins !

awesome.

you need a new microphone

in the implementation on view_split you initialize the length of the string view with view.data instead of view.len

so you're building visual studio code with vim plugin, aren't ya?

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yo this man is fire 🤯🔥🔥🔥

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Bros a web developer now💀

Thank you

hey wassup, your videos just amazing, I followed you 2-3 days ago, can I know your age ? I'm .NET/C# engineer from Uzbekistan. Now I'm working as .NET dev. but Im really interested in low level programming, can you give me some advices or something like that

Hi, I am a bit of a C nutter so I'll have a play with this later :) > I am looking for some very basic automata examples in C, or even a basic library (preferable no graphics to make a mess of it). Any ideas?

nice!

Most simple explanation And alot of effort have been done 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

you ve made a mistake AST do not include semicolons or braces because in here we error handle them before adding them to the AST if im not mistaken

Guy put some yapping in a proompt - million views Guy just casually implementing a shell from scratch without deps - 500 views society or something

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i can't believe microsoft is sunsetting vscode because of this man

I know where this is going -- next stream we rewrite it in c3 and wasm?

This is interesting. Thanks

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Oh one more thing, to your viewer stack based languages are still used all over the place. WASM for example is a stack based language as is BitCoin’s implementation. The reason again is, they are simple very fast easy to concrete to byte code or compile making tell wickedly fast.

The point of Forth was to have a high level interpreted language that could run on very tiny machines in order for astronomers to control and program their telescopes and equipment. Bear in mind that C was created around the same time and not yet well established. And it took the world by storm in the 70s with the tiny integrated micro processors. I actually ran into Forth when doing my internship working for the university’s technical department working on the Dutch Open Tower Telescope where we use MCS8051 microcontrollers that we programmed in assembly (C compilers generated relatively large code when you used stdlib), so the systems that required interaction ran a forth interpreter written in assembly by a colleague. And the cool thing is, that forth is that it has a preemptive multi tasking without an OS. And because forth is so simple we could implement words in assembly (hence my previously comment pop push push as that’s literally the assembly instructions too) 😂 and we could orchestrate these words to do certain things in a time sharing fashion, and all that with maximum or 32KB of ROM perhaps even 16KB, I can’t remember. And to speed things up we would copy the system words into RAM with a jump table (hence the array with function pointer suggestion 😂) because RAM executed faster that from ROM. So yeah that’s the reason it’s small to implement and easy to use and it has a REPL for interaction and time sharing scheduler all in a mere 4KB of assembly. And yes Zig is ready for use there’s a database engine written in it. I’ve done an emulator/VM in it and on my channel I done a Simon game on a PiPico and some cli tools. So anything I would use C for I am now going to do in Zig.

That whole list of if else will slow down interpretation. As it needs to go through the whole if tree. You can break which speeds it up for the top words. But a better approach would be is to have an array function pointers. Then tokenizing becomes constant time. But that’s only noticeable with heavy forth workloads. Edit scrap that, you are refactoring if to a switch 😂

Dup is just a=pop push(a) push(a) 😂 It great video! It’s fun seeing young people do forth! And I’m learning a bit more on Go 😅

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Honestly I love this, hours to waste watching something I love, and if I understand it I will finally be able to make my first compiler

in your opinion what is the best resource to learn c? imagine i am getting started and i from javascript mainly and also i am trying golang lately.

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watching these streams gives me motivation to finish my school projects

Epic!

You can simplify lexer by drawing fsm and using switch with states as cases. Its way more efficient, looks better, is easier to debug and its also expandable.

Green font in thumbnail? Bro fell off

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Don't forget when you go famous, cheers from India

My man. Thanks for sharing the video. Would you add some timestamps in the description for when the tutorial starts, for example?

I found that most of the time you want an arena not for a memory itself, but for a view on some memory. I wrote `newarena` function that accepts 'void *' as 'data' argument and 'ptrdiff_t' as 'capacity' (it's just a 'size_t' but with sign, which you'll find out when trying to use it is much more robust way to count memory). If you really want to malloc some memory, just do that: ``` Arena a = newarena(malloc(4096), 4096); ```. But if you want to, for example, go through a data that you already added to the arena, you can do this: ``` Arena b = newarena(a.data, a.size); ```. That's very powerfull thing to do and you don't mess around with general malloc too much. Nice and simple.

building a shell in c while i struggle with built-in vectors and vector math, plus given a simple lookat function! AND in less time than it took me to figure out 😅 love this

im actually building a shell in C right now as well, its quite fun tbh, im currently working on pipes and redirections

hi big fan of your headphones wire

I wish you were using Odin for this.

cool headphones wire

Which keyboard do you use?

is this some kind of tsoding parody or what

WIFE EXCITED detected. :p

Hey hi, will follow your video.