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January 08, 2012, 01:17:59 am »
As I get time, I'm going to be looking at Mono.Cecil to see about IL generation. I don't think I can use it directly to compile non-C# code, but it will be very useful in testing to see what I can and cannot due (though, I'd imagine if you can do it in VC++, you can do it in IL). I watched a video about Microsoft's Roslyn project, and it gave me a couple ideas; most importantly to create an explicit syntax tree. That would make everything very easy after lexical analysis and dead-code removal and whatnot.
EDIT: just thought I'd give that little update
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So, yet again I am starting this from scratch! I have something I'm working on with HOMER-16, but this is different. I really want to try to do this by myself (well, the coding part).
As of right now, the name of the language (and I guess its yet-to-be-designed IDE) is Hadean, which is also the earliest time period of Earth. I want to have support for pointers*, but keep in mind that this will be a high-level, .NET based language. I think some kind of library system would be helpful too. I'd also like to know what other people would like to see in a programming language, so if you have an idea or syntax request, please let me know.
* Looking at some IL generated from "unsafe" C# code, it looks like only pointers to data types would be allowed, but not to arrays. I'm not entirely sure about lists or dictionaries, though I'd imagine they'd be allowed.
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Hadean... I like that name
I don't know if you could say I'm working on it with you, since I really have been useless save for ideas, perhaps.
How is the project going thus far though?
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So far so good! I have my scanner mostly done (at least it's good enough for now), and my parser is all set up to start building an AST
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