Allen,

>> So, you are implementing the compiler with C, aren't you? Shame on
>> you! :-)
>
> It's been in C since Delphi 2. Prior to that it was all in assembler.

AFAIK, you are implementing a new compiler from the stretch. This means 
you are able to change the language.

>> Why don't you use the best language in the world? ;-)
>
> That is the proverbial bootstrapping problem.

Are you sure cause there is already an existing Delphi compiler? 
Although this compiler only produces 32-bit code and is written in C, it 
allows you to compile the next compiler generation.


Please, consider your marketing strategy. You do produce the fastest 
compiler and a wonderful language but you don't use it yourself. :-(

>> I have the impression that you do not have enough staff. Why don't
>> you hire one or two developers? Here are a lot of people hanging
>> around who would help you at once. ;-)
>
> If only it were actually simple. How, exactly, do you propose these new
> folks get paid ;-)?

With the money you do not loose cause of delivering too late. ;-)
Some of us would (an already do) help you without being paid.


-- 
Roman