very funny MSVC compiler

[kedaman]

Expression templates are used to optimize the use of registers, I'm also using them in a new paradigm Bork, which opens a new dimension in C++, the Bork environment allows infinitely "polymorphic" typing at designtime, unlike the strong typed environment in C++ it will provide the generic flexibility when implementing, combining and extending objects as well as algoritms,

An example of what you can do currently with some types:

MyWindow+=Rect(1,2,3,4)+Size(10)*Rect(1,2,3,4)+Width(30)-Square(2)+Convert<my2dprojector>(3dvector(x,y,z))+Green+RGB(3,24,123)+Elephant;

would move the window 27,13,47,43+the projection of the 3d point, and add the color 3,255,123 to current window color, but the elephant would have no effect on the window, on the other hand it won't slow down the performance. In fact doing this with regular types would take both lots of runtime performance as well as design time struggling. With Bork this is all trivial