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man..I'm auto subscribing

I think you just reinvented objec? 😂 If you put fucntion and data pointer in arena.dealocating would be object.destory() , routine for allocating it is creator ?

hey i love the video but i just have to say that the thumbnail sucks ass and it's probably what made the video simmer in my watch later playlist for two weeks

21:00 Shout out to ChibiAkumas!

Really nice! Was wondering if you could apply this new language to your Making a Chip-8 Emulator?

One metaprogramming option that I'm exploring is using python to generate the C code, and add that C code as a target to a makefile (so that every time I modify the python script, the C files get regenerated). Another option would be to use SCons as a build system, since it's already Python code it would integrate more seamlessly

We want your language's OS decorator to come to C

What’s that vscode theme?

Fantastic video! Great work

Really nice video with clear explanations of the key algorithms. Great work!

You 100% earned by subscription! I love this kind of content! :D

Leave it to a C programmer to reinvent what's already implemented and solved in C++

nice animations

I followed your math parser tutorial, couldn’t make in c, ended up doing it in c++. Can’t say that the other video was bad - it gave me inspiration and motivation to find my way. This video is not different, but I really enjoyed the quality of it. I was able to follow it no problems. Great stuff you are doing.

Thanks for this!

Awesome

Amazing video

Love your style - subbed!

My C++ learning was stagnant. In order to learn C/C++ in depth, I turned to learning Rust. Now after watching your video, I found that these best practices are used by default in Rust community. I think This is the benefit of learning a modern language

You should keep in mind that different types in C have different alignments when allocating memory, and that even though your code will work with or without taking alignment into account, misaligned memory accesses can degrade performance. Awesome video tho

whhat do you use to make your videos?

And to think all I ever did was a Snake game in C for the DS... imagine being able to use something other than c or c++ for the DS...

Incredibly cool stuff. Makes me want to take another crack at writing a compiler.

where you learn this advance hands-on project using C++. would mind to suggest me some playlist or books ?

cool video! really like the goofy stickman guy

isn't odin's syntax still c-style? not necessarily exactly like c, but still in the same c-like camp as opposed to lisps, array-based languages, stack-based languages, haskell, etc?

Only problem I have with this video is the amount of blur added to almost everything containing letters, whether it be code snippets or the illustrations. Made me think I didn't have my glasses on, but other than that, Good video.

This is the video I've been waiting for. Explaining compilers in such depth but in an entertaining way

the same day i start working on a scriptable config language youtube recommends me this video. how convenient, google, how convenient. upd.: forgot to mention that the video is actually incredible, i love when people calmly explain things whilst not making fools of themselves or making me uninterested with a monotone voice.

Stack machine? Porth??

Yesss please do an optimizations video, I'm having such a hard time implementing even simple register allocation and coalescing.

I have been working on a project extremely similar to this over the last year. I'm still stuck in frontend-hell, because I decided I wanted generics right out of the gate. It's really cool to see someone elses take on an obscure project like this! Keep up the great content, you just earned yourself a new sub!

Any particular reason why you didn't use llvm as backend infrastructure?

i’ve finished my school “building compiler” project, so watching your video it’s cool seing other people do it better than me. our teacher purposly ignored AST, so we used some kind of RPN, i’m not sure how it’s called in English. also, for globals we used Type Identifier Trees. they’re basically pointer machines, that tracks global variables, functions and other stuff. also, your content made me want to improve my own project. thx for great video!

Can i port Temple OS in this

maybe now you make rocompilation tool from bin to your language?

This chanel just keeps improving. I would watch a longer video of u made 1😊

Great video just wish you didnt use bloom on everything it killed the bitrate

Great video! I myself have written a few lexers and partial parsers, so I can imagine how hard it must have been!

very nice, Odin/Jai declaration syntax (I know this is much older than these languages) is great, easy to parse and to read, it's a win-win

amazing video. i am excited for the next one

Ah interesting. I feel you on the "Let's just turn this AST directly into the output". Currently in the middle of refactoring a compiler to have an optimization step & IR.

Great watch! Keep it up

The "name : type = value;" syntax was first used in Jonathan Blow's Jai language, and he got the idea from Sean Barrett. Odin copied from Jai.

Very nice video! Just wish the code wouldnt get the the bloom filter as it makes it hard to read on smaller screens (phones)

I don't say this lightly : one of the best compiler/isa/architecture videos I've ever seen. Congrats man

The production quality is incredible for a small channel. Congrats!

Odin uses similar syntax

Compiler go BRRRRRRRRRR!

Whoa, this is an incredible amount of work you put into this! Congrats!!