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   Message 6,144 of 8,232   
   Maurice Kinal to Gerrit Kuehn   
   the eagle has landed   
   05 Sep 19 17:07:03   
   
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   Hallo Gerrit!   
      
    GK> Even more blasphemy: Its license which is more free than GCC's?   
    GK> More standards compliant? Better error messages? Less complex   
    GK> codebase?   
      
   So say the LLVM people.  I noticed a claim that glibc could be successfully   
   compiled with clang, albiet with an unmentioned number of patches.  I might   
   try that and see if it is so.  Also I noted your eglibc (Debian abandonware)   
   was compiled with gcc.  Given the age of your software on that target, i686 if   
   I am not mistaken, what are the odds any of that would actually compile,   
   especially using a clang of that vintage?   
      
   You've piqued my curiousity and I might just try this out soon so I can see   
   for myself.  I already know they don't support this target so I'll have to use   
   something more generic.  :::sigh:::   
      
   Het leven is goed,   
   Maurice   
      
   ... Huil niet om mij, ik heb vi.   
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