Making a COMPILER FROM SCRATCH in C | 001

[rodrigoelias]

The most impressive thing on this video is how this guy can hold his will of overengineer or overthink something. If it was me doing this live, I would be wondering how to implement automatic semicolon insertion without even deciding if the language would use semicolons to begin with.

[coffeemaddan]

Well, there goes my weekend! I'll be following this avidly to see where it goes. Love the live coding, it's bringing back my memories of C, pointers and all the rest of it. Thanks for taking the time to post to YouTube, this lower level stuff keeps my interest in programming alive. I'd really enjoy seeing your compiler output the x86/64 assembly, but let's see... :)

[chri-k]

This might be quite useful!
I'm currently also making a compiler in C and thus far the hardest part has been deciding on a good data structure to hold types.

[darcgames]

The fact that it took you so long to properly get the file size was painful because it took me just as long and you remonded me of that horrible time 😂😂

[hackereports]

Damn, YouTube recommendations be too accurate. Been thinking about doing something like this for a while. Will follow this series. Thanks

[mrinalyadav]

I am following your video, to make my first compiler(first project in c). Somewhere you said don't do copy pasta, but idk from where to begin with, so i thought i should watch your stream, i am learning a lot. after watching you make it, i will make sure after this i will make my own compiler.

[san_lowkey]

great content ma man, it shows how much ur enjoying this.

[Pion]

First video of yours I watch.
Your video style looks like a mix of tsoding and kling lol.
I'm definitely gonna binge this series.

[codintrika]

Thank you sir for providing this tutorial I will like you to continue please

[_slier]

thumbs up just for the intro .. anyway really informative video.. really shed some light on how to construct compiler

[madcc]

Awesome! Im following along in Assembly.

[derektan]

I may not be working on a compiler anytime soon, but this video inspired this CS student to chip at a first toy JSON parser in C (WIP). Funky thing is, I learned the hard way that circular references with header guards cause a mess of undefined typedefs... but that's another story. Thank you for the video, just subbed. 👍

Update: it finally parses nested structures, yay!

[hinzster]

77:23 - as I read somewhere many many years ago: My biggest Perl mistake was trying to learn Perl. Now I am punishing myself for this horrid mistake by trying to learn Perl.

[_ab_]

I can't believe I watched three hours without skipping
I did not feel bored, I hope that you will explain the C language, because the way you explain is wonderful
I am not a native English speaker. I am from an Arab country. If you see any wrong word or my sentence is incorrect, I apologize for that.

[plaris]

I think I’m a bit late, but I really love your contents ❤❤❤❤

[lucasa]

I really like to create compilers even though I've never had created one LOL

[pmnzkti]

Why would YouTube reccomend me this one? Hmm... Anyway, thank you very much for this video! Looks very professional lol

[ariel_monaco]

5:04 are you really? Here flying with vim airlines since 1990. Favorite animal: Bison. Flex ad eternum

[javierreyesg]

Which program is used in 0:16 as replacement for the "ls" command? I have seen some options, but none seem to have this table formatting...

[AhmadAlMutawa_abunoor]

Can you please indicate what program you install onto Windows to make it respond to linux commands (i.e.: ls, mkdir), also it lists files into a headed table. That would be a lot helpful.
Advanced thanks.