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I wonder what people use GCC Go for, in production? I tried it and it seems pretty cool, although the binaries start slower for some reason (I think it was mor
by chubot 1y ago
I wonder what people use GCC Go for, in production? I tried it and it seems pretty cool, although the binaries start slower for some reason (I think it was more than a second even?)
- vips7L 1y agoProbably boutique architectures or operating systems the official compiler doesn't support.
- RainyDayTmrw 1y agoIf you're targeting a system (hardware architecture and operating system combination) that GCC already supports, but the native Go toolchain doesn't, this may be an easier bootstrap path.
- pjmlp 1y agoIt used to be for better performance, however it was never updated after Go got generics, so I suspect eventually it will join gjc at the compilers retirement pub.