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Online talk on building a C++ based custom language and lexer internals

Developers from PVS-Studio are continuing their series of talks about creating a custom programming language. They will explain what the lexer is, what it consists of, and how to work with it.

The talk series as a whole is for devs who want to start understanding how compilers work under the hood. Throughout the series, their C++ architect demonstrates the practical application of each programming language component.

If you're interested, I leave the link here.

https://redd.it/1so08nx
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