2011/6/19 theUser BL <theuse...@hotmail.com>:
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> Hi Liu
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>> Chris is your boss?
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> No. Who is Chris?
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>> I know that EKOPath is much more better than open64,
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> And could code of it useful for GCC or not?
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>> but open64 can compile nothing but spec2000.
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> Open64? I have googled at it. Do you mean that at
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> http://www.open64.net/
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> I talked about Path64
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> https://github.com/path64
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> But you are right, at
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> http://www.open64.net/about-open64.html
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> there stand, that PathScale using it for EKOPath.
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> And interestingly Open64 is a port of the old SGI-compiler.
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> So Irix was written with MIPSPro and Open64 is a derivated work of it? Thats 
> nice.
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>> So, you want something about Effect, still?
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> Yes. And I am looking, if there existing other OpenSource Compiler then GCC, 
> which could be better in some areas.
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>> GCC is the real compiler that can work! GCC can bootstrap, can compile
>> Linux Kernel, can compile GNU LibC, can compile almost everything.
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>> Will open64? Does open64 really can be used? or just a tony with a
>> really suck codes?
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> Why do you talk everytime about open64, when I talk about Path64?
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> Open64 is the old one. I think if there existing nice code in it, GCC already 
> have using it.
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> Path64 is the new one, which opens.
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>> GCC is the only choice in the real world except LLVM, but never open64.
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> Can you descripe it a little bit more clear?
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> What are the disadvantages of Open64 and what are the disadvantages of 
> EKOPath/Path64?
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> And if it have only disadvantages over GCC, why are people still working on 
> Open64 and EKOPath/Path64?
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> As I see, the newest version of Open64 was released April 13th, 2011.
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> And EKOPath will now the times opened and becomes lot of updates.
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> Open64 is under the GPL (similar to the GCC).
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> But if GCC is the better one, why using PathScale for EKOPath and ENZO Open64 
> as base?
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> But as I said before, it looks that PathScale using additional lot of parts 
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> https://github.com/path64/compiler/tree/master/GCC
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> https://github.com/path64/compiler/tree/master/gcc_incl
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> Greatings
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> theuserbl
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Hi theuserbl

What I mean is pathcc is much more better than open64, but not enough
to gcc. For pathcc and open64 have the same code-base!

Why Pathscale chose it? Fred Chow!

Open64 always say "we will replace gcc" for almost 20 years... it
still play with spec2000, only!


--Liu

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