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Hi, i am new bie here, i want to know that how a compiler is created and what lies the difference between a 4th and a 5th generation language, i heard that sanskrit is the best language in which a compiler can be written and the world's most forthcoming next generation languages will be more simpler, less code requiring than the ones which need today and will their compiler be written in sanskrit.
plz help me in finding an answer to my question!!!
nishant.
1. Have you any previous programming experience?
2. If you have then is it sufficient enough to write a compiler?
3. Why?
As this is not C++ specific, I have moved it to the Tech board.
Search the Web on phrases like "compiler construction" and "compiler design".Quote:
i want to know that how a compiler is created
Search the Web for those terms.Quote:
what lies the difference between a 4th and a 5th generation language
Sanskrit is not a programming language, though I have read an article that it does have some relationship to object oriented programming. I wonder how I found that article ;)Quote:
i heard that sanskrit is the best language in which a compiler can be written
Yeah and pigs will fly, all taxes will be eliminated, and there will be world peace.Quote:
Originally Posted by nishu1988
A good start would be to get a computer science degree. Take a compiler construction course if one is offered.
I created a crude scripting compiler/interpreter after just 6 months of programming.