How do you make programming language?

Answer 1

Designing a new language is not a task that can be undertaken lightly. As well as designing the language itself, you must also design the translator(s) that will convert your high-level code into machine code. Or, at least, into a language that can then be converted using an existing translator. To take an example from history, the very first C++ compiler was not really a compiler at all, it simply converted the high-level C++ code into high-level C code which could then be compiled into low-level machine code using the C compiler. C++ has come a long way since then, but that's precisely how it started. C++ evolved primarily from C and shared much of its syntax, but added new features that simply weren't available in C and therefore wouldn't compile under C. Thus the new features had to be translated into C code while the C compiler did the real work of producing the machine code.

Keep in mind that the goal of any high-level language is to make it easier to create machine code programs on as wide a variety of architectures as possible. So unless you want to learn the low-level functionality of every machine type in common use today, you'd be best advised to pick a language and platform that you are already highly familiar with and create a new language that makes it easier to create programs for that platform using that particular language.

Answer 2

Basically, programming languages are also like a software development.For developing a programming language, you must know the requirement of developing it,designs,syntax,compiler,debugger etc.You must have knowledge of different platforms and languages for development and some logics too.

Answer 3

Programming languages are simply systems of converting a series of words and alphanumeric characters into sets of computer instructions and rules that make up a program.