Devlog 4: The Parser works!! (Somewhat)

SO now i’ve managed to get the parser working, in fact the thing wrong was that for my main function I called it “Main” instead of “main”, so it couldn’t find it.
I also had the problem that after running it, it returns a pointer to a that isn’t the one it should be, which I think I fixed now?
So now I have the problem that the values aren’t correctly passed through the objects, meaning the logic doesn’t work the way it should.

Devlog 3: First Parser attempt

So I tried making a parser, but it hasn’t worked yet, but I think that’s probably because I kind of confused myself again and again with my own decisions.
So now, I’ll try to improve my parser to a working state, and in the worst case, change my approach.

Devlog 2: Having made the classes.

I have now create two classes that my parser will be able to use to turn the written code into something that can be executed.
For my parser I’m going to have it build a tree out of NAND objects, so that when the root is called, the entire tree gets executed recursively. The kind of parser I wanna use is called a recursive descent parser, which starts at the first symbol of the text and moves through it left to right, and ends at the last symbol.

So now I’m going to start working on the exact grammatical rules of NANDSpeak, so I can then start working on the parser and tokenizer.

Devlog 1: Starting a new project

So I decided to make a programming language, where instead of writing code, you write hardware, in the sense that you can only connect NAND gates with each other and a few Input and outputs, and that would be the entire language.
I will probably also make something that allows you to input stuff into your creation and get the output, maybe even let your write code to run on what you created?
We’ll see, I have just begun after all.