Writing A Compiler
In my final semester of undergraduate collegiate studies (meaning I’ll hopefully be doing graduate shenanigans following this year), I decided to broaden my scope of computer science knowledge and drop myself into a graduate-level course on compilers. The professor for the course is Daniel Cooke, a pretty big name in the world of computer languages, NASA intelligence systems, and AI and logic. His most prolific brainchild is probably SequenceL, a high performance declarative language that rips traditional languages a new one in terms of speed.