Creating a C++ compiler

Question

A thread where I record resources and references on my compiler project.

Answer 1

Good Luck!
Will your compiler have C++17 support ?
I am unable to find the gnu version for that...

See this too:
http://index-of.es/OS/Create%20Your%20Own%20Programming%20Language.pdf
It describes a way to create a new programming language...

Answer 2

This is tutorial I plan to follow

https://visualstudiomagazine.com/articles/2014/05/01/how-to-write-your-own-compiler-part-1.aspx

Answer 3

Comming from programming PICs....i feel the same need to bridge the gap between these next generation programming languages and the hard core assembler and machine code i was into ....
by diving into this as well ... how to build your own compiler seems to be the way to close this gap. ...Way to go👍

Answer 4

@Skayo

no I do not have time for that. '~'

Answer 5

@Denis Felipe
Where can I find GNU G++ v7+ ?
I checked www.mingw.org and the last version there was 5.9.2...

Answer 6

@Kinshuk

Not sure I have not made one yet.

Answer 7

@Kinshuk

Thank you, for sharing the link!

Answer 8

I will use the Visual Studio (VS) IDE

https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/410578/?ref=app

Answer 9

Why not start a blog?
Create a website in Code Playground and then update it from time to time!

Answer 10

I remember I wrote a compiler of C++ with Aspects in a graduation project. It was fun.

Answer 11

Kinshuk, just add the tag -std=c++17 when compiling with gcc 7+.

Answer 12

It was released this month, so I am not surprised the version for Windows is not ready yet. I guess you will have to either wait or run a GNU/Linux system.