Nov-01-2018, 05:55 AM
i've long been wanting to build some abstract machine language and an emulator for it. Python and Pike have given me the idea. it could well be pretty much what a .pyc file is. but i'm going to take down to a basic system level where it would have the kinds of things like a machine has but the "RAM" would work like big namespace. then the next idea is to build an OS for it.
i want to create 4 different "expressions" which are syntax rules for the language. 1 will be like Python. 2 will be like assembly but very different. 3 will be like Pike or C. 4 will be more like the Forth language and operate on a stack. then i would start with a basic emulator inside a Linux container. much to still be thought out. but the big thing is virtual memory is no longer one big array of bytes to be indexed.
i want to create 4 different "expressions" which are syntax rules for the language. 1 will be like Python. 2 will be like assembly but very different. 3 will be like Pike or C. 4 will be more like the Forth language and operate on a stack. then i would start with a basic emulator inside a Linux container. much to still be thought out. but the big thing is virtual memory is no longer one big array of bytes to be indexed.
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What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.
What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.
