Clang/LLVM Status

Clang/LLVM 2.9 is now production worthy! Xcode 4.0 GM was released to developers a few days ago, and Clang 2.9 is now the default compiler C/C++/ObjC compiler, replacing GCC. Apple recommends all new projects to use Clang/LLVM.

I just built my 80,000 LoC C++ project with it, without error, and all test cases pass.

Next version of OSX, 10.7, due out later this year, has been confirmed to use Clang/LLVM to build the kernel and everything else.

Furthermore, as of this January, FreeBSD and OpenBSD build the kernel without patches using Clang/LLVM. Clang/LLVM will become the primary compiler on those platforms within the next couple of months during the next stable point releases.

GCC is dead!

Long live Clang/LLVM!

typedef void (^fix)(fix);

He uses non-GNU software

>>3
GPL license is just a tool used by the Zionists to enslave the masses into a false communism, with dual licesnes: GPL on one side, and unrestricted commercial licenses on the other, for a price. Look at Intel, all of their development tools and SDKs have GPL community editions, but if you want to use them for commercial development, you have to pay outrageous fees.

If you want true freedom and liberty, you have to go with the Apache, MIT, or BSD licenses.

JEWS

>If you want true freedom and liberty
use CCNCSA

Too bad Debian will probably never default to Clang unless it becomes necessary. The freetard mentality is a bit of a nuisance there. I still think it's a bit early to standardize on Clang or LLVM, but I thank >>1 for beta-testing! (Even if he happens to be a closet homo.)

>>4
Don't forget the artistic license: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artistic_License

>>4,7
http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/

>>7
Debian did drop Glibc recently, switching over to Clang/LLVM could happen. Maybe not now, but give it another year or two.

>>9
Debian did drop Glibc recently
Because of http://blog.aurel32.net/?p=47

Debian is moving over to using the FreeBSD kernel anyway. If you haven't noticed, Debian 6.0 includes a version which uses FreeBSD coupled with the Debian/GNU userland.

>>11
2011 THE YEAR OF THE FREEBSD DESKTOP? I don't think so.

>>8
WTFPL is for 12 year olds.

>>9
Yeah, that's because the GCC people are terrible. EGLIBC is still freetard country though and sets no precedents for choosing non-GNU alternatives. See also: the following.

>>11
Yes. They're bringing GNU userland to the godless FreeBSD tribe. This is the opposite of supplying non-GNU userland components to a GNU-dominated userland. (I want a BSD userland for the Linux kernel. Where do I sign up for that?)

>>7
Can someone on /prog/ please write an Autistic License?? Thanks.

>>14
The Artistic License has it covered.

>>15
Elaborate.

>>14
We already got the AN^ON_IX General Public License

>>16
http://www.perlfoundation.org/perl6/index.cgi?state_of_the_onion#the_state_of_the_onion_8_2004

>>18
awesome

oh wait, does that make me an autist? fuck you faggot i fucking hate you

>>1
Disregarding that, did they fix that bug with blender where it produced incorrect images?

http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=4900

>>20
Obviously not.

>>18
So Perl has been written by an assburger. Jesus, that explains sooooo much....

>>22
Yeah, but he did it before it was cool.

>>20
Yes.

>>23
Assburgers was never/always cool.

>>25
Haha! But I think you mena never|always.