This video will be of a series that demonstrate how to write a scripted language using c++. Scripting language allows you to add dynamic behavior to your application. This series teaches you how to write your own language. Effectively we write a a parser that will compile our tokens to byte code what will we executed at a later time. source code: http://soliduscode.blogspot.com
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