| ▲ | lifthrasiir 3 hours ago | |
Intents matter. Compilers can't see through your skull to infer your intents and thus behave very conservatively unless you override that behavior somehow. This inference, alas, also takes (much) time, so compilers have to balance the compilation time with quality of intents guessed as well. (This is why we can't exactly use LLMs in mainstream compilers, by the way.) So go and make a programming language that preserves your intents by every means; but making it practical would be very difficult. | ||