> i just want the raw efficiency of asm but with higher-level > constructs and useful macros or libraries.
I think you might find C-- fairly lacking in high-level constructs. It really is designed as an assembly language. Last summer I wrote a short proposal of a dialect called 'Systems C--' which would be used by people to write run-time systems, but at the moment it's just a paper design---no implementation. > C-- itself seems pretty advanced and i'd use it even though it's > not being maintained anymore except that that probably implies it > doesn't have support for the never SIMD instruction sets, which I > need. I'm quite interested in supporting SIMD with C--, but I have no test cases and no useful way to come up with test cases. I start working again at the end of July. Norman _______________________________________________ Cminusminus mailing list [email protected] https://cminusminus.org/mailman/listinfo/cminusminus
