Minko Gechev • 9/15/2012

ELang

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This article details the author's experience building ELang, a custom interpreted programming language. It covers the three-stage execution process (lexing, parsing, and interpreting), the design of core interfaces (IStatement and IExpression), handling of variables and control structures, and the use of Reverse Polish Notation for expression evaluation.

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