1. It will still be turing complete. In that sense its always going to be a general purpose language. 2. From what I've been taking away, all he is looking for

1. It will still be turing complete. In that sense its always going to be a general purpose language. 2. From what I've been taking away, all he is looking for is a way to remove some of the redundant parts of his day to day C++ code/process. Nothing more. Thats why, while I get that it is a full compiler, very intentionally (I think), a lot of the time it just seems like very nice syntax sugar (maybe "program sugar") for C++.