Good question, and yes - you can normally build an AST interpreter defining the whole control flow of a program. You may find the implementation in the "Building an Interpreter from scratch" course.
Hi, yes, the full implementation of Eva interpreter can be found in the "Essentials of Interpretation" class (aka "Building an Interpreter from scratch"). The parsers class is about parsing techniques and building an AST for Letter language, which can be a frontend for Eva.
Hi Dmitry, I'm learning this topics because one of the things I want to create is cool stuffs for *Visual FoxPro* _(custom commands, new grammars, and so on...)_ but the problem is I only know this language and that's too bad because it is a dead language since 2015 _(that's why I want to recover some of its syntax)._ Having said that, what language can you suggest to get a deeper understanding? should I choose a compiled language for a better performance or scripting language will quite good as well?
Hi Irwin, in 2020 I would still recommend learning JavaScript, since it's very popular and the main language used on Web and also a lot of usage on server. Python is one of the most popular too. In addition, Rust is becoming popular for system programming and casual server-side. Java is still very used for enterprise and Android development. And C++ is still very popular for system programing including compilers.
@@JayDee-b5u Basically every computer has a C++ compiler built into them. Plus, once your users start compiling massive programs, you'll be glad that you didn't choose a slower language.
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One of the best classes on parsers, thanks!
Do AST have any relevance for flow control such as for, if/then/else, switch ?
Good question, and yes - you can normally build an AST interpreter defining the whole control flow of a program. You may find the implementation in the "Building an Interpreter from scratch" course.
Hi! Do you have a full documentation of eva? I want to re-make it in c#...
Hi, yes, the full implementation of Eva interpreter can be found in the "Essentials of Interpretation" class (aka "Building an Interpreter from scratch"). The parsers class is about parsing techniques and building an AST for Letter language, which can be a frontend for Eva.
Thankssss 🤠
hi. How can i count the tokens numbers. I should count the operators with types and operations. Could you help me ?
there is a class. And I have to count how many kinds of tokens there are in that class.
Hi Dmitry, I'm learning this topics because one of the things I want to create is cool stuffs for *Visual FoxPro* _(custom commands, new grammars, and so on...)_ but the problem is I only know this language and that's too bad because it is a dead language since 2015 _(that's why I want to recover some of its syntax)._ Having said that, what language can you suggest to get a deeper understanding? should I choose a compiled language for a better performance or scripting language will quite good as well?
Hi Irwin, in 2020 I would still recommend learning JavaScript, since it's very popular and the main language used on Web and also a lot of usage on server. Python is one of the most popular too. In addition, Rust is becoming popular for system programming and casual server-side. Java is still very used for enterprise and Android development. And C++ is still very popular for system programing including compilers.
@@DmitrySoshnikov-education thanks for the answer. Great choices, I'll be learning all of them one by one. best regards!
@@IrwinRodriguez Wow，one by one，man ,you must did a hard work,respect!!!
@@JayDee-b5u Basically every computer has a C++ compiler built into them. Plus, once your users start compiling massive programs, you'll be glad that you didn't choose a slower language.
Should have explained semantic action and its syntax better.
Great. Is there a good book you would suggest to integrate your lessons about parsing theory?
The "Parsing techniques" is good one on theory, and the "Dragon Book" as well.
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