in reply to Re^2: Is an aXML compiler possible?
in thread Is an aXML compiler possible?

As your language explanation is very lacking, it is not possible to construct a compiler for your language. Unless the target language is known and defined in a formal sense, it makes little sense to write a compiler for it. Your language has ambiguities in very essential spots, and you keep on faffing about how these ambiguities could be resolved. That shows that not even you have a firm grasp on your language.

As you were instructed in the earliest posts, please learn about compilers first.

I'm not going to repeat the comments I made since your first posts, since you are obviously not going to read them, or take the action recommended in them.

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Re^4: Is an aXML compiler possible?
by ikegami (Patriarch) on Oct 29, 2011 at 08:05 UTC

    Your language has ambiguities in very essential spots, and you keep on faffing about how these ambiguities could be resolved.

    As buggy as his language may be, I haven't seen any indication that it can't be codified.

    Furthermore, I haven't seen any ambiguities, just nasty limitations.

    Even if there are ambiguities, it wouldn't be anywhere as ambiguous as Perl is — try answering whether "{" starts a hash constructor or a block after "map" — and Perl is compiled.

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