As the future rushes upon us, there is the growing desire to have a more integrated interaction with our computers. One way is to have our computers recognize us; enter facial recognition. Often this can be done with complex tools, but it is encouraging to be able to do it with something as simple as F# and EmguCV. With these tools in hand, facial recognition can be built into personal projects with ease.
BF Compiler Part 4 - Optimization
Read Time: 12 minutesNow that the BF compiler is together, it’s time to add some obvious optimizations.
BF Compiler Part 3 - Compiler
Read Time: 18 minutesBF Compiler Part 2 - MSIL
Read Time: 7 minutesBF Compiler Part 1 - Parsing
Read Time: 12 minutesSo I thought to myself, what does the world need? Obviously another brainfuck (BF) compiler. In this series I will use F# and FParsec to compile BF source code into MSIL to run in Microsoft’s CLR. Honestly, this isn’t a particularly ground-breaking task, but it serves as a fun opportunity to showcase a popular parsing library. Beyond that, it shows how easy it is for F# to leverage various parts of the .NET ecosystem.