Explore the process of creating a new JVM language called DevoxxLang in this comprehensive conference talk. Dive into the intricacies of constructing grammar, semantics, operations, and an interpreter for a programming language. Learn about parsers, simple optimizations, and tackling interoperability challenges with the JVM. Gain insights into type systems, memory management, and concurrency issues faced by programming languages. Discover the tools and knowledge needed to create your own programming language, and understand the inner workings and challenges of existing ones. Follow along as the speaker demonstrates language creation using tools like GRAIL, Truffle, and IntelliJ IDEA, covering topics such as lexing, compiling, mathematical operators, and implementing operations.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
About Oleg
Tools
Why
Tradeoffs
Mondrian
Creating a language
Lexing
Compiler
Process
Your goal
Solving is expensive
Writing a language
GRAIL
Truffle
Truffle ecosystem
Simple language
Mirroring
Presentation Load
IntelliJ IDEA
Mathematical operators
Commonline utility
Mathbased listener
Main class
Tree traversal
Notes
Types
Language Context
Long Notes
Big Decimal Notes
Running Example
Implementing Operations
Division
Calculator
Divide
Arithmetic Exception
Concurrency
Taught by
Devoxx
