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provide toolchains #1

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dmd opened this issue Jan 17, 2025 · 2 comments
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provide toolchains #1

dmd opened this issue Jan 17, 2025 · 2 comments

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dmd commented Jan 17, 2025

I would be extremely interested in how you got 100 toolchains working to actually run all of these.

@jaredkrinke
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Most of the toolchains came from:

  • Debian (stable) package manager
  • tio.run
  • In-browser WebAssembly implementations, usually from the language's homepage

But yes, some of these were tricky to setup, usually involving special hardware or emulators (e.g. for Commodore 64/Amiga and Altair 8800) or I had to compile from source (e.g. Piet, fe, Kitten, Varyx).

Ideally, I should link to the tools I used (at least for the more obscure ones) so they don't get lost to the sands of time.

@jaredkrinke
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New project idea: implement a compiler and/or interpreter for 100 different programming languages!

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