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GRU Devlog 40 - deertree
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<div class="subtitle">September 11, 2022 &mdash;
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<p>Sorry for not posting last devlog, I haven&rsquo;t done anything and wanted to take a break.</p>
<p>This time, I was working on deertree and fixed some things on webpage. I published deertree
specifications. They are not done yet, but publishing them on git might help us to keep
progress.</p>
<p>As you can see, devlogs are getting little. I am working more on my other (non-GRU) projects nowadays.
New school year started and we have busy timetable. I want to focus more on some one (GRU) project
(currently thinking that it will be deertree), but take break with devlogs for unknown amount
of time.</p>
<p>I want to hear some feedback. Email me (or xmpp) on <a href="mailto:g1n@hextilde.xyz">g1n@hextilde.xyz</a>,
join #gru channel on tilde.chat/libera.chat/teapot.chat</p>
<p>tags: <a href='tag_gru.html'>gru</a>, <a href='tag_deertree.html'>deertree</a></p>
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GRU Devlog 35 - deertree
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<div class="subtitle">June 12, 2022 &mdash;
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<p>This 2 weeks I was working on deertree specifications. They are
avalible on <a href="https://gruos.org/deertree">https://gruos.org/deertree/</a>, but weren&rsquo;t
published on git because I think that they are not done yet.</p>
<p>Also I was working on compiler. First several days I was trying lex/yacc and even implemented
basic syntax tree. But then I changed to python (I named this compiler pydtc), because I don&rsquo;t
fully understand syntax trees yet, so I hope in python it will be a bit easier.</p>
<p>So far with python I made some progress and it can already output syntax tree for very basic code
and convert it to C or Assembler (yes, I added support for both).</p>
<p>Hope you liked this post! If you would like to help us, contact me via email, xmpp or irc :)</p>
<p>tags: <a href='tag_gru.html'>gru</a>, <a href='tag_deertree.html'>deertree</a></p>
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GRU Devlog 34 - txtutils, deertree
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<div class="subtitle">May 29, 2022 &mdash;
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<p>This 2 weeks I spent developing new programming language, called DeerTree.
It is going to be combination of C, Rust and Go to make low-level development a bit simpler.</p>
<p>I have written some parts of specifications for language and standart library,
but I think it is not ready for publishing yet.</p>
<p>But I have already started implementing compiler using lex and yacc. It already has lexer and
basic parser implemented, right now I am working on syntax tree.</p>
<p>Also I have published txtutils. It has just grep for now.</p>
<p>Hope you liked this post! If you would like to help us, contact me via email, xmpp or irc :)</p>
<p>tags: <a href='tag_gru.html'>gru</a>, <a href='tag_txtutils.html'>txtutils</a>, <a href='tag_deertree.html'>deertree</a></p>
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