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"used to be" They still are in many cases. Proprietary compilers for embedded devices (MCUs, FPGAs, etc.) are still commonplace. The license for the full Int
by topspin 5y ago
"used to be"
They still are in many cases. Proprietary compilers for embedded devices (MCUs, FPGAs, etc.) are still commonplace. The license for the full Intel compiler suite discussed here isn't free either.
- Agingcoder 5y agoIntel's compiler is free (as in beer) now. It used to be commercial though.