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I would second this as now when V tries to catch attention of wider public by having `-autofree` by default, new incomers will want to see and "feel" it in...

@sirinath those are really great ideas! Also thanks for the links - they're very inspiring. I'll add one more recent (2019) article about "macro language from the bottom to the...

Any news on this? I'm currently looking for a very fast and lightweight message format for the use in a specification of a super-sustainable system meant to be very wide-spread....

I was expecting implementing "recursive algos" is possible. E.g. quick sort. Any ideas how to approach it?

Just curious - do you know of or assume large amount of pre-Windows 10 installations? Win 11 is knocking on the door, so I'm not sure this will be that...

Regarding GPU compilers and generally "offloading of some parts of the computation" you might have a look at [DawnCC](https://github.com/gleisonsdm/DawnCC-Compiler ) - some years ago I found their work quite inspiring...

## C compiler Thanks @DylanSp for trying `tcc` out! > I just tried `tinycc` on the output from compiling `bench/TreeSum/main.hvm`; C compilation fails due to at least two issues: >...

@nothingnesses I think **explicit** (i.e. written every single time by the programmer) conversion from one type to another will be needed one way or another. I think @VictorTaelin meant that...

Btw. LLVM IR, JIT etc. are changing extremely often - see https://github.com/c3d/xl/issues/39 etc. So think twice before going down that route. C itself is wastly more portable and 100% stable...

>Approach 1 would preserve the readability of any generated code better, but would make any generated code less efficient: even with link-time optimization, I think compilers are restricted to peephole...