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New Language? - zwillis091 - 07-07-2006 Can someone compe up with with a new programming language, unlike one that has ever been made before? Not in qbasic though. Not using runtime or libraries. Make one with assembly , make one that takes each action in the programming language and translates it to assembley when it compiles it. Only, one that can be run on 32 bit windows, or just off of boot on a floppy of cd (if the perticular program is designed for that use). I am not in this challenge. It's something I just want to see if it can be done. New Language? - voodooattack - 07-07-2006 http://www.freebasic.net :roll: :winkwink: New Language? - Anonymous - 07-07-2006 haha yeah, if you compile a program with -r, you can see the asm output. FB code: Code: Print "Hello world! I can count to 10, watch!" Outputted ASM: Code: .intel_syntax noprefix New Language? - na_th_an - 07-07-2006 Want a wicked programming language? Check Shakespeare Programming Language: http://shakespearelang.sourceforge.net/report/shakespeare/shakespeare.html New Language? - Deleter - 07-07-2006 :o New Language? - na_th_an - 07-07-2006 It's not the weirdest, but it's rather funny :lol: New Language? - TheAdventMaster - 07-07-2006 Holy OMG that's crazy. New Language? - Anonymous - 07-07-2006 HAHA I love it! New Language? - Zap - 07-08-2006 Made by Swedes ofcourse :roll: :b New Language? - Dr_Davenstein - 07-28-2006 I remember staring at that before, and feeling like an idiot because I didn't get the joke. I thought they were just trying to make it as hard as possible to hack. :lol: |