Copper Lang

Over the past two days, I worked on and added for-loops to APLFN, giving it one more feature that Copper never had.

Way back when I had thought I had completed Copper, I created a “bridge” that linked Copper with Irrlicht, and I used that to test the speed of Copper by having it render a simple mandelbrot fractal.

A couple of years ago, in 2024, I was disappointed with the speed of Copper and decided to start from scratch to build an even faster, easier to use, and more powerful interpreted programming language system.

Originally written in April and modified in November last year, I decided to publish this as a precursor to my latest post.

2024/10/26 First of all, this article is not about how to create a programming language, its mechanics and such.

2024/9/10 So allocating function data when necessary turned out to be a problem for memory loss.

Recently I have been working on rewriting my programming language with a completely new system based on Robert Nystrom’s Crafting Interpreters book.

Recently, I’ve been reading Robert Nystrom’s guide to crafting interpreters.

It’s been a very long journey with Copper.

One of my long time desires has been having an application that allows me to run script apps on my computer.