I'd like to see a Superlog linting tool, and Superlog code coverage. Apart from that, we have all the back end tools. We already have waveform viewers, like SignalScan and Debussy, where we can look at Superlog. There are still a few issues we're working on, but I think the language right now is quite usable. There are a few optimizations that could be done.
More people using it means flushing out more quirks.
By using the Systemex translators, we feel we have a back door to get out of Superlog if we have to. Long term, its essential that it become a standard or open language, I don't want to be caught in a proprietary language. On the other hand, I don't want them to throw it out into the public domain and have 15 people come up with their own versions of Superlog. I think a good tradeoff right now is to open access to the language, but don't let 15 different people control it. The worst thing that could happen is that you'll get Superlog A and Superlog B, and they won't be compatible.