u/BetterEquipment7084

Hi

I wanted to learn OCaml, but I don't really got that much time, so I thought, why don't I write a small stack based language for myself

I also got up a verse in latin so it didn't take many minutes after I got basics working to just do it all in latin

I also try to see if I can manage to use it for some of my needs for checking for my other tasks and actually make a usable tool.

https://codeberg.org/trondelag/lutra

So does someone one have some tips for how to go on, important bits to implement or make

I have if, if else, do/for, while, variables/functions, some basic stack manipulation and basic math so far

All with latin ocean themed names

I ask now for any and all criticism or feedback or tip

Only dependency is ocaml

--the other project--

u/BetterEquipment7084 — 20 days ago
▲ 5 r/Forth

So I just wonder if there is a place for stack based programming languages in general

I'm writing my own as a learning toy project and can't seem to find a place to just talk about knea in general

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u/BetterEquipment7084 — 21 days ago