I've wrote about dynamic languages and that they are good at combining already written components into full application. As I'm programming at C# now which isn't very laconic and simple language I have an idea of scripting language for .NET Framework. There are a lot of languages ported on it, among them: Python, Ruby, etc. But I still has an idea of implementing my own interpreter. It will be very useful in implementation of DSLs for my own applications. At least if I wouldn't be .NET programmer I'll get a lot of experience in developing interpreters. It's not a simple task but very interesting and useful.
Currently I'm working on library of common classes for .NET. I wasn't pleased with standard implementation because I didn't find a way for customization, e.g. changing path of saving configuration file.
Also there is a LogFile class, which implements DebugListener abstract class. I attach it to Debug to write down messages about errors.
P.S. I've passed all laboratory works in programming and think now I'll have more time for non-study programming.
Currently I'm working on library of common classes for .NET. I wasn't pleased with standard implementation because I didn't find a way for customization, e.g. changing path of saving configuration file.
Also there is a LogFile class, which implements DebugListener abstract class. I attach it to Debug to write down messages about errors.
P.S. I've passed all laboratory works in programming and think now I'll have more time for non-study programming.
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