Nim uses C/C++/Obj-C as a sort of abstracted assembly. While it's possible to follow the generated code with some formatting and effort, it's made to be optimal

Nim uses C/C++/Obj-C as a sort of abstracted assembly. While it's possible to follow the generated code with some formatting and effort, it's made to be optimally machine-parsable and optimizable. I suggest giving Nim a try and checking out the generated sources to see for yourself.