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On the GCC side, there are no plans to stop supporting building applications using Clang and libstdc++ (that is, using the libstdc++ installed headers and the G
by fweimer 4y ago
On the GCC side, there are no plans to stop supporting building applications using Clang and libstdc++ (that is, using the libstdc++ installed headers and the GCC-built libraries/shared objects). Therefore, a question mark next to libc++ doesn't necessarily threaten the long-term viability of Clang as a C++ compiler. (I assume your Abseil comment is actually about libc++.)
- pjmlp 4y agoMy Abseil comment is about where Google now rather sees their employees spending time on C++ libraries for them. At least from the comments I sometimes see flying by on Reddit.