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Re: NBC beta news
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lugnet.robotics
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Sat, 16 Sep 2006 03:07:36 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics, Daniele Benedettelli wrote:
> HI.
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> > Oh, yeah, and NBC can also compile this sort of code too (if you know the
> > top-secret password):
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> What's this password thing? NBC compiler can really parse such high-level-shaped
> code?
I've been working on a high level compiler for a while, taking a wide variety of
different approaches depending on my mood it seems. Several months ago I had
fiddled with a Pascal-based compiler tutorial which I worked through. In the
end I left the code lying around since it didn't go as far as it had originally
promised. But it was generating NBC code, at least. So the other day I picked
it up again and changed the syntax it was parsing a bit to make it more NQC
compatible (it is not fully compatible). And I hooked it into my already
existing front end rather than rewrite all that code. The code is ugly and
inefficient and it relies on a bunch of global variables so it may all get
thrown away before long.
I will reveal the trick to getting NBC to compile this sort of code once it can
do something useful. It is not yet as simple as passing NBC a file with a .nqc
extension.
John Hansen
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| HI. (...) What's this password thing? NBC compiler can really parse such high-level-shaped code? Please, forgive me if I haven't understood a joke, since I'm as slow in English as I can be funny in Italian! Bye. (18 years ago, 15-Sep-06, to lugnet.robotics)
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