Sure, that's a fine judgment for most applications. That's exactly why high-performance languages (of any kind) necessarily must remain somewhat niche. Althou

Sure, that's a fine judgment for most applications. That's exactly why high-performance languages (of any kind) necessarily must remain somewhat niche. Although I will point out that the point of this post is exactly to try to minimise the build system complication and cognitive load as much as possible, so Futhark will be useful to just slightly more projects.