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@priyadarshi-H1AWYt • Jun 11, 2008
(Not just C) where does the code of any language exist? Someone creates some lang.
First doubt- how.(its a question not a doubt)
- You can create you own language but you need to create one compiler/interpreter to understand that.
In which lang. Any?
- ofcourse any, but for that comipler needs to understand what the code means, if any one creates a language say english then compiler should understand english to convert it to Machine Code.
I think, after the lang is created, then the compiler/interpreter must be written. But how are the 2 linked?
- as said above compiler interpreter is needed to convert the High level language to Machine code.
How do the electrons behave in a way that they make the pixels darkened on screen (appearance of code), work according to our expectations????
- Every engineer knows that you must not be a exclusion. Whats the doubt
Compiler understands the lang. BUT who understands the compiler?
- compiler changes the HLL to LLL (Machine code). After that the machine understands that once invoked by loader.
HAVEN'T STUDIED COMPILERS YET.
- is it a Question? :-x if not please format it correctly -
@elric-7vzoqS • Jun 15, 2008
You can access the CVS repositories of GCC at gnu.org (exact url being <a href="https://savannah.gnu.org/cvs/?group=gcc" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">GNU C Compiler - CVS Repositories [Savannah]</a> )
If you dont know how to use CVS (or make, for that matter) , you should probably learn that before trying to play around with a codebase as large as gcc 😛