What I heard from people working with obscure - They often don't support any C/C++ compiler. - If they support a fully custom one it's often not that grate. P

What I heard from people working with obscure - They often don't support any C/C++ compiler. - If they support a fully custom one it's often not that grate. Potentially limited to C or even a subset of C (or a very small subset of C++) - If they base it on gcc/llvm either they are not too obscure or you sooner or later run into compiler bugs. Also in that case it's not too much of a stretch to e.g. support Rust instead of C++ if you want to.