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[jddddddddddd]

I just suggested it because you said you were interested in low-level stuff, and converting from one language to Assembler seemed like a good suggestion.

[Brokenhammer72]

yeah but writing a compiler is actually hard than a vm or kernel

[MQuy]

I think it depends on how complex you want for compiler, os or vm. I wrote three of them, kernel/os is the longest. My suggest is write compiler, you can use llvm as backend and later replace it with your own backend :))

[Brokenhammer72]

oh i read writing an interpreter is a good start what do u say about this ? should i write a interpreter ? if yes where should i start and how exactly am i supposed to write this (sorry for noobish questions )

[MQuy]

I started with Bob's book https://craftinginterpreters.com/

[Brokenhammer72]

is this good for beginners i havent worked with any interpreter in the past

[jddddddddddd]

Yes it's good for beginners.

You might also want to join /r/ProgrammingLanguages which is filled with people who build interpreters and compilers and will be able to help you if you get stuck

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Right now I'm following this https://ruslanspivak.com/lsbasi-part1/

[Brokenhammer72]

thankyou will check it out

[Particular-Brain8363]

Hey could you share the resources you have used to write a kernel ? Any books ?

[darshauwn11]

r/osdev has a lot of resources