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:Coyote Gulch: Linux C and C++ Compilers
Coyote Gulch: Linux C and C++ Compilers
Sep 21, 2004, 00 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (4379 reads)

(Other stories by Scott Robert Ladd)

"This benchmarking article marks the beginning of an ongoing project to track the quality of programming tools for the Linux environment. As significant events occur, I will update this article, shifting past results to archive pages.

"At this time, I'm testing two Linux-based C and C++ compilers: GNU's Compiler Collection (GCC), and Intel's C++ product. GCC is, of course, released under the GNU Public License, and I own a commercial license for the Intel compiler..."

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