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Sorry but I didn't find the information of what is currently supported.
I would like to know in what C++ compiler was Circle based? Maybe Clang?
Make simple information like these more obvious.
P.S. I've discussing about Circle in some C++ forums like Reddit and others and it seems the mains complaint is that Circle is not Open Source so people feels unsafe for it's future.
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I could be mistaken, but I think I understood that Circle is not based in other compilers (frontend?).
Sean wrote the parser from scratch.
It generates the intermediate representation for LLVM (and/or for CUDA) from scratch.
From what I see (in my project) Circle is capable of parsing pretty advanced C++, it is almost perfect as far as I can tell.
I have no opinion with respect to the open-source or non-open-source nature of Circle.
As long as the Circle language is well specified (not sure if it is), that would be more important than whether the implementation is open-source; but yes, it would be nice too.
Sorry but I didn't find the information of what is currently supported.
I would like to know in what C++ compiler was Circle based? Maybe Clang?
Make simple information like these more obvious.
P.S. I've discussing about Circle in some C++ forums like Reddit and others and it seems the mains complaint is that Circle is not Open Source so people feels unsafe for it's future.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: