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Well competition is good for consumers but is not for the actual market players. And what's the point of competing in the compiler space?
by justicezyx 5y ago
Well competition is good for consumers but is not for the actual market players. And what's the point of competing in the compiler space?
- jabl 5y ago> And what's the point of competing in the compiler space? To an extent, processor vendors sell CPU's based on how they perform on SPEC{int,fpu}. So what matters is not how fast your HW is, but rather on how fast the combination of HW + compiler is.