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Hello,
just an idea here, we could exploit the libclang APIs in order to directly compile the generated C++ code into an executable. This will allow the future developers to write more sophisticated code using only mcc, thus letting MCC to break into the world of real production-ready compilers.
I can only imagine the future of the CS universities, teaching Monicelli instead of that shitty Java.
We might probably add an option to mcc (-c?) to avoid the compilation and generate only the intermediary code.
The drawback is that we might probably have to migrate the compilation of mcc to clang++ as I'm not 100% sure the ABIs are compatible.
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Hello,
just an idea here, we could exploit the libclang APIs in order to directly compile the generated C++ code into an executable. This will allow the future developers to write more sophisticated code using only mcc, thus letting MCC to break into the world of real production-ready compilers.
I can only imagine the future of the CS universities, teaching Monicelli instead of that shitty Java.
We might probably add an option to mcc (
-c
?) to avoid the compilation and generate only the intermediary code.The drawback is that we might probably have to migrate the compilation of mcc to clang++ as I'm not 100% sure the ABIs are compatible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: