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The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20220324163321/https://github.com/topics/toy-programming-language

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toy-programming-language

Here are 12 public repositories matching this topic...

yangtau / hedgehog

a toy programming language

programming-language interpreter compiler toy-programming-language

Updated Mar 3, 2022
C

James-QiuHaoran / simple-compilers

Several simple compilers/interpreters implemented in C/C++ or Haskell, e.g. music notation compiler (simple music notation to abc notation), several compilers for toy programming languages, and an interpreter for a JavaScript-like programming language.

c calculator haskell translator interpreter compiler toy-compiler compiler-principles toy-programming-language compiler-design abc-notation javascript-language principles-of-programming-languages

Updated Jun 14, 2019
C

C-plus-minus

koreaneggroll / C-plus-minus

C+- is a personal project trying to make a programming language.

c linux language programming-language programming compiler cpp assembly learning-by-doing toy-programming-language imperative-programming-language cpm cpm-compiler

Updated Apr 26, 2021
C

marethyu / peep

A toy programming language, syntax based on C.

python cli interpreter interpreted-programming-language toy-programming-language

Updated Mar 8, 2020
Python

pyokagan / CS4212-Compiler

Toy programming language to ARM Assembly compiler written for CS4212 Compiler Design

compiler nus toy-programming-language jlite cs4212

Updated Dec 5, 2018
Java

Alfantin / Jisp

Lisp like toy scripting language using javascript array syntax

lisp interpreter interpreted-programming-language programing-language toy-programming-language

Updated Oct 13, 2018
HTML

StefanoMunari / FAC

F Academic Compiler

c front-end bison flex compiler toy-compiler lexer toy-programming-language abstract-syntax-tree three-address-code

Updated May 30, 2018
C

obsfx / m3k

Compiler code of m3k. m3k is a Lisp dialect that was written in TypeScript and compiles to JavaScript.

javascript programming-language typescript lisp compiler toy-compiler toy-programming-language lisp-dialect

Updated Jul 10, 2021
TypeScript

yjhmelody / lambda-language

A lisp-style language written by Recursive Descent. This is my first compiler by imitating a blog.

lambda comments toy-programming-language javascipt practice-project

Updated Dec 28, 2018
JavaScript

sjkingo / zerp

zerp is a collection of utilities for Z, a toy programming language similar in syntax to Python and Pascal

python parser virtual-machine lexer python-3-4 toy-programming-language z zerp

Updated Feb 21, 2016
Python

StefanoMunari / FAC-docs

The Software Design Document of the F Academic Compiler (FAC)

compiler toy-compiler compiler-principles toy-programming-language compiler-design

Updated Jun 18, 2017
TeX

simmsb / wew_compiler

Project has moved to nitros12/A-Compiler

language compiler toy toy-language compile toy-compiler compiled toy-programming-language

Updated Jul 4, 2017
Python

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