I always find it amusing that in any 'clang compiles faster, gcc provides better binaries' discussion there are always immediately people chiming in that this i

I always find it amusing that in any 'clang compiles faster, gcc provides better binaries' discussion there are always immediately people chiming in that this is based on old data from gcc 4.9. But clang supposedly hasn't improved its binaries in all that time? Unless you target a feature or cpu architecture that only one of them supports, it is close to a coin toss nowadays which compiler builds the faster binary.