Re: Interpreter etc questions

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Thus spake Tom Ekl?f  on Thu, 22 Jul 1999:

>How would I go about programming an interpreter for a scripting language/
programming language? The only such thing I've done was, *shudder*, XProL.
Although it was fun to hack together, it wasn't really the epitome of
interpreters, or anything for that matter.

I shuddered when I saw XProL too.

>Since I seriously exhibit the same kind of lunacy as Donald R. Woods and James
M. Lyon and the people at Cat's Eye Technologies (Funges, Orthogonal, etc), I've
always wanted to write a programming language that is rather original and, if
nothing else, halfway Turing-complete. The problem is I'm not much of a
programmer and I have no sense of logic whatsoever :) (Kind of hinders my
chances, huh?)
>
>And please don't tell me to look at X's example of an interpreter, I'd just get
compelled to slightly modify the code and steal it outright. Just give me some
guidelines, etc please.

Seeing as this will go off-topic fairly quickly, email me direct and we can
start talking about this. I have written a number of interpreters for DOS and
lately for Mac. None will win me design awards. I have quite a number of ideas
up my sleeve but no time up there. If you can take the ideas and run with them,
go for it!

Bruce.

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