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Clang has been getting better and better over time. Getting rid of GCC is a no-brainer now, but maybe not at the start of the decade.
by asveikau 7y ago
Clang has been getting better and better over time. Getting rid of GCC is a no-brainer now, but maybe not at the start of the decade.
- Joky 7y agoWell: clang exists only because of the decision to get rid of GCC in the first place :)
- asveikau 7y agoRight, I think my point though is it wasn't really up to the task until a few years into the project. These days I would personally rate it better than GCC based on my experience. GCC's relevance remains in that it still supports more platforms, or say, the Linux kernel still uses it.