2016-07-24 1:26 GMT+02:00, hiro <23h...@gmail.com>: > small languages are useful, as a language in the language. > >
One of the possibilities is to use the to compile byte code, and run that code in a VM, integrated in your program written in C. Quite easy as there is not much to learn. Or you can implement the compiler, and the VM, in your C projects. So extend, control, or configure your programs with text source files. Thats with about 600 lines of C code. Or you can compile our programs and have separate binaries to run in the VM. But that part is missing, as I have to fix that it can compile to x86 code, and run the program without any VM. The fist compiler that I wrote in Javascript, compiled to 6502 machinecode, so you could make programs for the old commodore C64, maybe not that useful for new projects, but quite fun. The generated programs was just a little slower than normal hand coded assembly programs for the 6502. So you can do many things with it. // Daniel V.
