Building Your Own Compiler The Slightly Easier Way With LLVM • Erik Corry • YOW! 2016

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Erik Corry - Anglo-Danish Programmer who Loves to Implement Programming Languages
ABSTRACT
The rise of #LLVM has made it possible to write a language with its own little #compiler, making use of the many high-performance backends and the extensive compiler #API.
In this presentation we’ll show how to build a domain specific language with the performance of C++ and the eclecticism of Tolkiens lesser known Elvish dialects. [...]
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I also used vi in the late 80s... and from the moment I saw the "sort of QBASIC based" editor on MS-DOS 5, I couldn't wait until we had "a decent editor" on Unix.