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I looked at BYOL a while ago, but was turned off by the fact that the author wants you to use his parser. I don't know why, but I didn't like that. I feel lik
by earenndil 9y ago
I looked at BYOL a while ago, but was turned off by the fact that the author wants you to use his parser. I don't know why, but I didn't like that. I feel like there's value in using a pre-existing, widely-used parser like yacc/lex, for no other reason than that it already exist and is widely used.
- sassy_samurai 9y agoOh man, that's a bummer. I think one of the great joys in constructing your own compiler or interpreter is making your own lexer and parser. Doesn't using a pre-made lexer/parser kind of defeat the purpose of making your own compiler/interpreter?