Hi,

> If you able to compile things at run time, then why compiling C at all?
> See Exupery & friends. - Igor

Exupery seems very interesting.

There is lots of C/C++ code out there in use in many projects.

I can't always control what technologies clients use or which is of 
interest to reuse.

Take a code base such as OpenBSD or FreeBSD or NetBSD which is almost 
entirely C/C++ based and evolve it to the next level.

Moose seems interesting. Thanks for that link. Very interesting indeed.

Speed is always fun - fast programs and fast cars that is.

Cheers,

Peter

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