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No no, LLVM-GCC really isn't "real gcc". All the backends which gcc publish share huge amounts of code, in particular all the optimizations framework in the sh
by CJefferson 15y ago
No no, LLVM-GCC really isn't "real gcc".
All the backends which gcc publish share huge amounts of code, in particular all the optimizations framework in the shape of the SSA representation and GIMPLE, support for generating debugging information via DRAWF.
LLVM-GCC just takes the minimum amount of GCC and replaces the entire back-end.