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Follow crafting interpreters to create a minimal language
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## What is structured commenting?
I have found using a commenting scheme which I'll call **structured commenting**, to be very helpful and intuitive.
The rules are:
- A comment talks about al…
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Hi @fsacer,
I am actually working on my own dialect of Lox at the moment and I'm thinking about implementing the tree-walk interpreter. So far, there are some blanks in my head with some of the cod…
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This issue aims to bring 80% of the benefits of #1441 while doing only 20% of the work.
The ideal future state of thresholds is defined in #1441 .
This issue addresses only the most important pr…
sniku updated
2 years ago
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Currently, the Polywrap Client caches each wrapper that's queried for the lifetime of the client instance. This is not scalable, and will bloat application memory when too many wrappers are queried (a…
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New better proposal [#50280](https://github.com/golang/go/issues/50280) is ready
**I propose the interrelated changes to the Go language:**
1) Each declared or imported function (including met…
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Hello! Ive been reading Crafting Interpreters for a few weeks and I love it so far, it's understandable and easy to read. On a chapter, specifically 14.3. It's about making, and writing to a dynamic a…
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Hi @drkameleon , impressive project :)! I like how simple Arturo is, and on the other hand I know how much work it takes to implement a project like this, very cool.
I like documentation, it is pre…
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Hey!
I've recently finished Crafting Interpreters and I've been building upon my implementation of clox ever since. When trying to implement the postfix `++` and `--` operators however, I got stuck…
SjVer updated
3 years ago
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> The language is written using Wren Language and their wonderful book Crafting Interpreters as a reference.
The phrase in the readme (above) seems to confuse several people into think that pocket …