I've looked into this abandoned gcc port a while ago, and try to resurrect it, esp. after they added modula2. Didn't get far. It produces of course far better

I've looked into this abandoned gcc port a while ago, and try to resurrect it, esp. after they added modula2. Didn't get far. It produces of course far better code than free pascal/lazarus. It could even beat all other gcc backends. As you see in some gcc benchmarks, the modula2 part produces the smallest and fastest code of all backends, esp. C++ and C. Which would be nice for safer system languages, since we have only ADA/Spark. And ADA is lost in commercial/military hell, even with Spark. But we would really need a Concurrent Pascal or Oberon dialect, similar to Go. Nowadays I would just add dialects on top of modula2, like the different C standards.