This language doesn't have users, I want to grow it into something domain specific, all source code is fully under control by the one user which is me. And the expression problem shouldn't occur to me or my users since I don't intend it to be used for general software engineering purposes.
As such, it was a solution to an entirely academic problem which only cost a steep amount of CPU cycles per lookup. And, in the unforeseen event I actually grow Egel into a language which attracts end-users, I imagine they care more about performance than about solutions to problems which don't exist.
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