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I am developing a new language, AET, based on gcc 15.2. Here's a brief introduction to AET: AET is a programming language. AET is based on C and extends C to support object-oriented programming, generic programming, and programming for GPUs, TPUs, and other heterogeneous chips. AET provides keywords needed for object-oriented programming, such as `class$`, `interface$`, and `extends$`. Methods in a class can be overloaded and overridden. AET is designed with a single-root architecture; all AET classes inherit from AObject. Polymorphism is implemented through interfaces. AET classes use reference counting to manage memory; when the counter reaches zero, the object is automatically released and memory is reclaimed. AET access control keywords include `public$`, `protected$`, and `private$`. AET not only possesses the simplicity, efficiency, and flexibility inherent in the C language, but it is also an object-oriented programming language, making it particularly suitable for developing various large and complex system and application software. What do I need to do to integrate it into GCC?
