Joe wrote:
I'm for its removal. As for the gcc project "losing its way" consider that 3.4 has quite matured and also has much smaller binary size from 3.3. 4.0 however is still too early in its development to come close to surpassing 3.4.
I consider that the compiler get bigger and slower with every release. The tools used to find overlong paths in the kernel would work well for gcc. Recent versions are painful, even with a decent SMP machine. The people compiling on laptops could spend a day building with new versions.
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