Making a Compiler from scratch | Making a lot of friends and a little progress | 003
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- In today's stream, we make friends, and a little bit of progress on the compiler! -- Watch live at / lens_r
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"hey look recursion" a great opening line!
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
Hi there, interesting comment on Rust, I'd be interested in knowing your opinion on Zig
I haven't used it, but I've heard good things
Become my teacher! Please. I am also a self taught programmer. I am intermediate in JavaScript, C++ and C and quite good at Python. I just need your help in assembly. I can't find the resources to learn assembly (x86_64 specifically). Either you can give me some resources. Please
Hey there! While I don't think I can truly dedicate 100% of my time to solely being your teacher, I *do* plan on making an x86_64 assembly stream this week (maybe today)!! As well, feel free to join the discord and ask any and all questions you may have.
Also, you sound like you are already a good programmer! Learning C is no easy task, and it will make learning assembly a lot easier.
As for other resources: you have both a compiler and disassembler on your machine! Use them! You can write a simple program that returns 69, compile it, then disassemble it with objdump to see the output assembly, for example.
@@Lensr thanks, looking forward to the stream. I already followed you btw