This week I found myself digging through the code of c4, an implementation of C “in four functions”, by Robert Swierczek. I remember coming across c4 when it was released ten years ago. It got me excited: hey, C in four functions, that means it’s easy to understand right? That excitement turned into “oh, I see” as soon as I scrolled through the code. c4 is dense, barely commented, and, frankly, st
Tine is a simple text/code editor initially designed as a main work tool just for me, so I did only things I needed, but after some time it turned out it might be useful and helpful for others. The main goal of this editor is to keep the focus on the text editing and not be distracted too much by buttons, tabs, menus, and animations. So there is almost no UI. Text navigation and the editor interac
Opening windows in linux with sockets, bare hands and 200 lines of C | Hereket
Opening windows in linux with sockets, bare hands and 200 lines of C Intro In this post I want to create a single file C file program to open a windows inside Linux without using xlib or any similar libraries. The idea is to explore X11 protocol and see how it is used to interact with X server to create windows. Before I had strong association that X11 was some magic thing to manipulate windows an
GitHub - travisdoor/bl: Simple imperative programming language created for fun.
The Biscuit Language (BL) is a simple imperative programming language using LLVM backend and compiler implemented in C. Language syntax and all its features are still in development. Biscuit is designed to be simple, fast, and explicit. Project homepage: biscuitlang.org Contact email: biscuitlang@gmail.com Language design and some core principles are based on the hard work of Jonathan Blow, who, o
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GitHub - travisdoor/tine: Text editor.