Very interesting. What I'm curious about is how this language is compiled, the implication seems to be that it gets translated to C/C++ which seems to overlap a lot with what we are doing with Nim :)
It seems to be an option to compile to C for platform support, but the page also says:
> V is compiled directly to x86_64 machine code (ARM support is coming later) with no overhead, so the performance is on par with C.
Which is interesting. There is a lot more information required still but direct may also imply that it's doing the actual instruction scheduling too rather than relying on LLVM. I'm looking forward to hearing more.
