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Having been at WWDC and played with it for a few weeks, I'm not sure I'd call LLVM a hands-down winner. While there's a lot of win in terms of code readibility
by drewcrawford 16y ago
Having been at WWDC and played with it for a few weeks, I'm not sure I'd call LLVM a hands-down winner.
While there's a lot of win in terms of code readibility and the great interfaces it exposes if you're going to write an IDE that understands the code, I'm not convinced it's there yet in terms of binary performance.
My apps run around 5%-15% slower, on average, than the GCC -march= setting.
- Niten 16y agoIt may not be a hands-down winner yet, but in the long run it's the way to be headed. I'm more interested in using LLVM on FreeBSD or Linux than on OS X, but I'm happy to see Apple pushing its development.