← Back to context Comment by uecker 15 days ago Of course, but gcc with -O0 is still slower and there is no TCC for C++. 4 comments uecker Reply pjmlp 15 days ago There are other C++ compilers to benchmark against, using the same common C subset for comparison, though. uecker 15 days ago Is there still any non-LLVM C++ compiler left besides GCC? LLVM is not exactly known for its speed. pjmlp 15 days ago Many embedded vendors still haven't made the jump, and Microsoft. not_a9 15 days ago MSVC?
pjmlp 15 days ago There are other C++ compilers to benchmark against, using the same common C subset for comparison, though. uecker 15 days ago Is there still any non-LLVM C++ compiler left besides GCC? LLVM is not exactly known for its speed. pjmlp 15 days ago Many embedded vendors still haven't made the jump, and Microsoft. not_a9 15 days ago MSVC?
uecker 15 days ago Is there still any non-LLVM C++ compiler left besides GCC? LLVM is not exactly known for its speed. pjmlp 15 days ago Many embedded vendors still haven't made the jump, and Microsoft. not_a9 15 days ago MSVC?
There are other C++ compilers to benchmark against, using the same common C subset for comparison, though.
Is there still any non-LLVM C++ compiler left besides GCC? LLVM is not exactly known for its speed.
Many embedded vendors still haven't made the jump, and Microsoft.
MSVC?