The main topic seems to have been answered, but I thought I'd point this out.
You called:
ofstream file;file.open("C:\\x\\serial.txt");
Which, as someone said, wipes the file out every time you open it. If you wanted to open the file to append to it, use the following:
ofstream file;file.open("C:\\x\\serial.txt", std::ios::app);
But moving it outside the for loop was the best option in this case.
Writing a compiler in the language that is supposed to compile is call Bootstrapping. It is one of the preferred ways of going about the whole process.
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