I'm interested with this project. This looks good.
My question, what would you use for the Lexer, and the parser? Have you thought about what you will use? If not, I recommend use moo for the lexer and for nearley or jison parsers. Personally I like nearley more because it's easier.
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is interested in writing a compiler in JS or TS, but something to look at is ReasonML, which is a JS-like language over Ocaml, a very nice parser language.
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I'm interested with this project. This looks good.
My question, what would you use for the Lexer, and the parser? Have you thought about what you will use? If not, I recommend use moo for the lexer and for nearley or jison parsers. Personally I like nearley more because it's easier.
Or, maybe you want to create your own? Thanks.
By this moment I explored only Jison, but thanks for other suggestions. Most likely I try to do my own.
I know @areknawo is interested in writing a compiler in JS or TS, but something to look at is ReasonML, which is a JS-like language over Ocaml, a very nice parser language.