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Paying for a compiler isn't really as crazy as it sounds. Companies pay for CI, static analyzers etc. etc. For non-commercial applications it is obviously diffe
by henrikeh 8y ago
Paying for a compiler isn't really as crazy as it sounds. Companies pay for CI, static analyzers etc. etc. For non-commercial applications it is obviously different.*
Yet, I'm genuinely curious, why isn't GCC up to snuff?
* Edit: Which of course limits general adoption.
- pjmlp 8y agoSomehow it feels strange how many devs expect to be paid for their work, while blantly refusing to pay for the work of others.