Are you looking for information on writing compilers as well, or just language design? If the former, I suggest Modern Compiler Implementation in (C|Java|ML) by Andrew Appel, as well as the de facto `Dragon Book' (Compilers, Principles, Techniques and Tools).
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Ah, interesting. I assume that this is the only major difference between S-Corps and LLCs? I hadn't even heard of them until you mentioned, I'll look into it further.
I plan on offering both a product and a service related to it. After reading a little, a LLC seems like the best option for me. The articles of organization only run for $125 in my state, and it doesn't appear I need to fill anything else out other than that.
Wow, taking a look and it seems pretty comprehensive. Thanks, this is probably going to make for good reading material.
I don't have much cryptographic experience--but I've read Applied Cryptography, and if there's one thing I learned from it, it's not to design your own cryptosystem. Are you sure that this algorithm is secure from cryptanalysis? Have you tested it against differential cryptanalysis, boomerang attacks, et cetera and so forth? Just a few things to keep in mind.