> You can also simply translate your entire C/C++ codebase to V and make your build times up to 400 times faster. An automatic translator supports the latest s

> You can also simply translate your entire C/C++ codebase to V and make your build times up to 400 times faster. An automatic translator supports the latest standards of these languages. Is this saying you can actually get compile time improvements compared to the original codebase? If so I can imagine a couple of ways this could work- 1) skipping the optimization the C/C++ compilers would do, with V's direct-to-machine-code generator, and/or 2) doing some heavy lifting in the translator, so the equivalent V has more redundancy and less implicit information. How close am I? Or is there something else here?