I should write a C compiler in Rust
It is my dream is to write my very own compiler. A typed functional language. Maybe with prefix notation and parenthesis.
Rust, and Scheme are my favorite programming languages. Clojure is looking up to be very neat. Lua is very interesting from a language development viewpoint.
I made a simple ray tracer in Rust.
I finished the crafting Interpreter book. I am almost done with SICP. ALMOST
In middle school I tinkered with Python for Deep Learning using TensorFlow and PyTorch and managed to port a PyTorch model over to TensorFlow.
- Rust
I love the ease of use
- want to make a game
- WGPU is the future
- currently used in linux kernel
- can easily bind to C
- Scheme
- GNU Guile ftw
- ChezScheme is very cool
- beginning to understand GNU Manuals
- Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs is the way to go
- it took me several months to reach page 100, I keep on rage quitting
- 2 years later still not done
- I am obnoxiously not good at this language
- C, Zig and Nim are cool. But I have realized that I don't want to manage memory.
- VIM supremacist. It is not as good as neovim or Emacs but I refuse to use anything else except raw vimscript vim.
- Emacs: Elisp
- Helix: Scheme(eventually) + builtin LSP + Treesitter
- Introduction to Algorithms
- third edition
- Art of Computer Programming
- Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools
- first edition
- Crafting Interpreters
- Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
- second edition
- The C Programming Language
- Algorithm Design Manual
- Elements of Computing Systems
- Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice
- Computer Graphics from Scratch
- GNU Guile Reference
- GNU Libc Manual
- GNU GCC Manual