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Clang is now used on the x86-64 variant of OpenBSD. I'm fairly confident that gcc is still available in the ports collection. On architectures that clang does
by chasil 5y ago
Clang is now used on the x86-64 variant of OpenBSD.
I'm fairly confident that gcc is still available in the ports collection.
On architectures that clang doesn't support, it's (likely) still gcc.
- krylon 5y agoI know. Last time I checked, gcc still was the default C compiler on architectures clang did not support, but it was a couple years ago, and they discontinued a few architectures since (vax, alpha, probably others?). Yes, gcc is still available through ports/packages, but the point was if it's okay to distribute GPL code as part of the base system if the base as a whole is BSD/MIT licensed.
- chasil 5y agoWithin the BSD realm, the GPL is frowned upon, and there is a current moving away from it.