As far as I am aware, this saying is based on the reasoning behind C types rather than serious compiler considerations. In today's world such cpu-specific conce

As far as I am aware, this saying is based on the reasoning behind C types rather than serious compiler considerations. In today's world such cpu-specific concerns are left to the compiler to figure out. I'm sure you could contrive a language where this functionality is exposed, but I'm struggling to come with an example where this would be seriously beneficial across multiple platforms. I strongly suspect that integrating editors of existing languages with tooling that informs programmers on how a given chunk of code performs with parallel execution units would be far more beneficial than inventing a language dedicated to such concerns at this time.