If you want to use C as intermediate language, you may be interested in the CIL project[1]. It stands for "C intermediate language"--might be relevant :P. Fund

If you want to use C as intermediate language, you may be interested in the CIL project[1]. It stands for "C intermediate language"--might be relevant :P. Fundamentally, CIL is a nice subset of C wrapped up into a nicely usable API. The idea is to shave off as many of C's inconsistent sharp edges as possible. You won't have to worry about quirks in the syntax or odd behavior because you have a nice high-level, curated API for generating C code. It's designed to have a clean semantics, and semantics are very important. (Or so I maintain.) [1]: http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~necula/cil/ http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~necula/cil/