strongdenial

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   by strongdenial 6y ago

   Like I mentioned in my post, it wouldn't be for some depending how serious they take things. I'm well aware many would refuse generated artifacts, even compiled to source artifacts. For others not so strict, they may accept it sin
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   by strongdenial 6y ago

   Not a requirement for a GCC front-end and certainly not worth sacrificing a potentially faster path to bootstrapping the official compiler implementation. You should be worried about the ease by which various systems can bootstrap and adopt
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   by strongdenial 6y ago

   There is absolutely no reason why the GCC front-end needs to be written in Rust. The reason the LLVM front-end was written in Rust initially was so they could immediately test and use new features in what was at the time also the largest pr