Hello, Noah Lavine <noah.b.lav...@gmail.com> writes:
> I didn't realize GCC had a Lisp interface. Interfacing with GCC would > be excellent. MELT is a “middle end”, useful when writing optimization passes, but not when writing a front-end. > This is perhaps far-fetched, but I think the best thing would be if we > could persuade them to replace MELT with Guile. It looks to me from > the docs like MELT is yet another Lisp engine, which is exactly what > Guile is trying to replace. We could offer them a well-tested, > more-feature-complete extension language, and they could offer us > interfaces to good code generation. I don’t think that’d work because MELT is very tightly integrated with GCC’s internals AIUI. Thanks, Ludo’.
