Appendix C. Arturius
A few years ago, when I started to focus more on code portability, I conceived of a tool that would act as a compiler, but which would actually dispatch a requested compilation among a group of real compilers, to provide the best overall coverage of warnings and errors.
Thus was Arturius born. The name is an Old English form of Arthur, of Round Table fame. The idea is that the suite of one's installed compilers would represent a round table of wise knights, who would collectively proclaim wisdoms to which any single compiler could only hope to aspire.[1]
The Arturius project has had a number of partially completed forms in that time. Since the inception of the Imperfect C++ idea, I have intended to make the Arturius project ...
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