> you’d expect it to do something pretty deep right? ... Nope. It reads in a string and writes out a string. If an optimizing compiler takes in a program decid

> you’d expect it to do something pretty deep right? ... Nope. It reads in a string and writes out a string. If an optimizing compiler takes in a program decides to spit out the executable in a string (in base-64 format) which can later be converted to binary, using xxd for example, that makes the optimizing compiler "not pretty deep"? Automated code formatting is fairly deep as far as I'm concerned.