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Maybe, but if you don't consider the existing compilers you run the risk of making something that is unimplementable in one of the existing compilers, or perhap
by rcxdude 1y ago
Maybe, but if you don't consider the existing compilers you run the risk of making something that is unimplementable in one of the existing compilers, or perhaps at all. (C++ has had some issue with this in the past, which is I think why it's explicitly a consideration in the process now)