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Topic	I wrote a C++ interpreter
Yellow 07/04/17 5:07:17 PM #9:	Magus 10 posted... Yellow posted... Also in my language, you don't declare anything and everything is a double, even arrays, which don't have any real limit (assuming you don't actually use all of the space). Good enough for my needs really. I'm a little confused, is it a C++ interpreter, or is it an interpreter for a language you created? Well, it's a basic C interpreter that loosely follows the rules of C. There are a couple differences. The semicolon in "if (); {}" isn't supposed to be there, but that's a little compiler trick I think. If () counts as its own command and ignores the scope, it just knows that it should skip the next scope. There are also no functions or dependencies, so it's like a barebones language based off C++. --- http://i.imgur.com/irV8tRQ.png <cite>Yellow posted [p:882327931] in I wrote a ... [t:75529666]...</cite> <quote><cite>Magus 10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Yellow posted...</cite> <quote>Also in my language, you don't declare anything and everything is a double, even arrays, which don't have any real limit (assuming you don't actually use all of the space). Good enough for my needs really. </quote> I'm a little confused, is it a C++ interpreter, or is it an interpreter for a language you created?</quote> Well, it's a basic C interpreter that loosely follows the rules of C. There are a couple differences. The semicolon in "if (); {}" isn't supposed to be there, but that's a little compiler trick I think. If () counts as its own command and ignores the scope, it just knows that it should skip the next scope. There are also no functions or dependencies, so it's like a barebones language based off C++. --- http://i.imgur.com/irV8tRQ.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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