In September 2003, I intend to write a programming language for the literary star. Prior to this, the programming language on Wencus exists more or less shortcomings. I need such a language, it is not like Basic's function, it is unstable, and it is not as cumbersome and long-term development cycle. c is the language that is closest to I need, but there is some shortcomings on the C (Winide) on Wencus: It is not good for larger programming, and the drawing function is not rich enough. On September 29, I saw the introduction of the Java language online: Java language is an excellent programming language. Its biggest advantage is that the same code can be used with the platform, on Windows 9X, Windows NT, Solaris, Linux, MacOS, and other platforms. "Written, run everywhere", making it widely used on the Internet. "Written once, run everywhere", this is what I need. Before this, the Wenxing program can only run at a specific model. If you want to run on another model, you need to modify the source code in the source code, and then recompile, time-consuming. So I decided to make my language across the platform, and named this language LAVA. Using National Day and spare time, complete the basic architecture of Lava. On October 12, the LAVA compiler, interpreter, and the first LAVA program "Doctoral List". This marks the formal birth of the Lava language. Since then, the Lava language is continuously upgraded. After November 7th, Lava has been mature after launching the Lava1.4. On November 12, the LAVA interpreter on the computer was published. LAVA runs on a platform other than NC2000A (c). On November 24th, the NC2600's LAVA interpreter was published, and Lava took the first step in using the platform across the style of Wenqu Star. On January 17, 2004, the LAVA interpreter of PC2000A (C) was published, and the LAVA's use platform increased, and thereafter, the PC2300, CC880, CC980, NC1020, and NC1020N interpretors were successively introduced.
My future is intended to build a Chinese Dictionary (PDA) platform with LAVA as the core. Realize the generalization of electronic dictionary (PDA) software.
