I can usually read OCaml, and the code in the PLZoo is no exception. It’s clear, often very concise, and a great resource for those wanting to understand how these things work under the hood without the gobbledygook of most other language implementations.
No opinion, really. It was just something I wondered, so I investigated and reported my observation … hopefully it helps someone. I suggested the “ml” tag.
I have been reading the code. It is really useful, I will play with it and I am sure I will copy some ideas. Thanks for sharing.
All written in ocaml
I can’t tell if you think that is bad or not?
I can usually read OCaml, and the code in the PLZoo is no exception. It’s clear, often very concise, and a great resource for those wanting to understand how these things work under the hood without the gobbledygook of most other language implementations.
No opinion, really. It was just something I wondered, so I investigated and reported my observation … hopefully it helps someone. I suggested the “ml” tag.
I think it is a great idea that it is written in OCaml. Great simple language to build compilers.