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This confuses me. The title says it's an alternative, but the text says it does not intend to solve all problems of industry-grade languages. Which to me reads

This confuses me. The title says it's an alternative, but the text says it does not intend to solve all problems of industry-grade languages. Which to me reads as Qbe being entirely differently scoped, and therefor not an alternative.

mpu 10y ago
It's an alternative if you fit in the use case. I did not try to clone LLVM.
- dang 10y ago
  We've taken 'LLVM' out of the title above, since experience has shown that discussions about titles tend to be off-topic and/or shallow. We also added 'Show HN' since this is your own work. Good luck!
  - mpu 10y ago
    Cool, thank you guys!
chubot 10y ago
Yeah, I wouldn't call it an LLVM alternative at all, because it doesn't support C++. But there is a comparison here: http://c9x.me/compile/doc/llvm.html http://c9x.me/compile/doc/llvm.html