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GCJ is no more? It was being used within recent memory for things, i thought. I am out of the loop though, so if this is true, that's interesting and a bit wei
by genewitch 4y ago
GCJ is no more? It was being used within recent memory for things, i thought.
I am out of the loop though, so if this is true, that's interesting and a bit weird.
- pjmlp 4y agoSince 2009 actually. Most contributors eventually moved into OpenJDK after it became available. GCC folks left it around for a couple of years, because GCJ unit tests exercised parts of the compiler no one else did. Eventually they decided it wasn't worth that maintenance cost to keep it around only for that purpose.