> using in safety-related embedded systems.
Open source has several advantages:
1) with open source you evaluate/validate compiler internals
which might me import if you take safety seriously
2) the tools cannot be discontinued, this has
happened to me with commercial tools in the past,
this is important down the road as after you
deploy your system you gain experience and confidence
in your code and compiler and all that is largely
wasted if you need to change your tool chain
3) SDCC community/developers seem to be
pretty responsive
br Kusti
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