I've been coding for a while!
During and after the previous Eid, I created two new projects:
LogoArabic
The first is LogoArabic: An interpreter for an Arabized version of the well-known LOGO programming language, as a part of my project for teaching children programming. I was reading an old childhood book called "تعلم مع صخر لوغو", and wished there was a way to run the book's examples for new-generation kids. Now there's a way! (almost...my syntax is similar but not identical to the Sakhr Logo syntax. But the differences are small).
The code is available now on Google code: http://code.google.com/p/logoarabic/
QPeg
The second project is QPeg: a parser generator for PEG grammars...I'll explain:
You give it a grammar (a way to describe language syntax) and it will produce C++ or Java code, this produced code in turn will try to parse (or recognize) its input according to the grammar.
To learn more about PEG grammars you can visit here.
Again, the source for this project is on Google code: http://code.google.com/p/qpeg/
Want to participate?
Both projects are still in their starting phases, so there might be a chance for external contributors to join early before the projects get more complex!
Both are written in C++ and use the QT library (and are worked on with QT Creator instead of Visual C++). If people are interested I could post documentation and design documents on the project's web site. Perhaps I could also meet interested participants or have a "dissect-a-project" session (remember "dissect-a-project" from my post about the new ACM?).
If you don't want to participate, I hope you still enjoy the projects :)
During and after the previous Eid, I created two new projects:
LogoArabic
The first is LogoArabic: An interpreter for an Arabized version of the well-known LOGO programming language, as a part of my project for teaching children programming. I was reading an old childhood book called "تعلم مع صخر لوغو", and wished there was a way to run the book's examples for new-generation kids. Now there's a way! (almost...my syntax is similar but not identical to the Sakhr Logo syntax. But the differences are small).
The code is available now on Google code: http://code.google.com/p/logoarabic/
QPeg
The second project is QPeg: a parser generator for PEG grammars...I'll explain:
You give it a grammar (a way to describe language syntax) and it will produce C++ or Java code, this produced code in turn will try to parse (or recognize) its input according to the grammar.
To learn more about PEG grammars you can visit here.
Again, the source for this project is on Google code: http://code.google.com/p/qpeg/
Want to participate?
Both projects are still in their starting phases, so there might be a chance for external contributors to join early before the projects get more complex!
Both are written in C++ and use the QT library (and are worked on with QT Creator instead of Visual C++). If people are interested I could post documentation and design documents on the project's web site. Perhaps I could also meet interested participants or have a "dissect-a-project" session (remember "dissect-a-project" from my post about the new ACM?).
If you don't want to participate, I hope you still enjoy the projects :)
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