On Sat, Nov 12, 2011 at 17:33, Bjartur Thorlacius wrote:
> Clang (cool, but bytecode)
What do you mean? Yes, LLVM uses what it calls bitcode as part of the
process, but the final result is a native binary.
-Truls
side note: clang 3.0 binaries are faster
here (penryn) than gcc46's
MOAR POWAH!1
PS. No, I will not build audio encoders
with fucking pcc. Actually, I may try it
for amusement.
8c.
I know members of this list have endorsed and even suggested use of tcc
and nwcc. While tcc is interesting, and may compile C89 programs, it lacks
some C99 features. C1X may not be implemented at all. And while icc may be
a fine compiler, it's proprietary. For a compiler, that's unacceptable.
