Is there a reason I should care about GCC anymore? Admittedly, I mostly code ObjC on OS X, where GCC is no longer relevant, but LLVM seems to have leapfrogged GCC so dramatically that I'm unsure why I would even care about GCC.
LLVM integrates better with tools, has an amazing static analyzer, and AFAIK generates code that is on average as fast and small as GCC. (I believe who wins depends on the code.)
LLVM integrates better with tools, has an amazing static analyzer, and AFAIK generates code that is on average as fast and small as GCC. (I believe who wins depends on the code.)