GCC 4.9 Coming With Big New Features 181
jones_supa writes "When GCC 4.9 is released in 2014 it will be coming in hot on new features with a large assortment of improvements and new functionality for the open-source compiler. Phoronix provides a recap of some of the really great features of this next major compiler release from the Free Software Foundation. For a quick list: OpenMP 4.0, Intel Cilk Plus multi-threading support, Intel Bay Trail and Silvermont support, NDS32 port, Undefined Behavior Sanitizer, Address Sanitizer, ADA and Fortran updates, improved C11 / C++11 / C++14, better x86 intrinsics, refined diagnostics output. Bubbling under are still: Bulldozer 4 / Excavator support, OpenACC, JIT compiler, disabling Java by default."
ADA? (Score:5, Informative)
"Ada" is the name of a person, and the language.
"ADA" is the Americans with Disabilities Act, or the American Dental Association.
Re:Can we please stop mass-linking Phoronix? (Score:2, Informative)
All you will get is a mass of links, whether you click through to TFA or not. At least this way there's no utility in clicking through.
Re:Coming in 1024 sometime? (Score:4, Informative)
Re:Looks like they are porting Clang features... (Score:2, Informative)
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