Yeah! Most statements translate to a single instruction, and you have to pick registers, so even though performance hasn't been a priority I think it'll tend to

Yeah! Most statements translate to a single instruction, and you have to pick registers, so even though performance hasn't been a priority I think it'll tend to be pretty good. It does have some simplifications for safety and clarity rather than optimization. For example, setting a register to zero generates a copy with a 32-bit immediate rather than the xor trick most Assembly programmers would use.