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'prop up'? I don't follow your reasoning, GCC does not exist for Linux. As for Linux relying on GCC, Linux relies on lots of GCC compiler extensions, many exte
by gillianseed 14y ago
'prop up'? I don't follow your reasoning, GCC does not exist for Linux.
As for Linux relying on GCC, Linux relies on lots of GCC compiler extensions, many extensions which exists as a direct result of requests from kernel developers.
You need to patch both Linux and Clang/LLVM to be able to even compile Linux with Clang/LLVM, and the result is unstable, so it's not as if Linux is a 'holdout' by any measure.