I have been experimenting with come projects compiling with GCC vs the
Intel Compilers. The Intel Compilers seem to produce a smaller
executable and graphic type apps seem to draw faster. I know this is
vague.
But what about LLVM? I have not heard of this much in the past (just
off and on) and now that it seems Apple is moving away from GCC in
favor of LLVM, what should developers do?
Are there advantages of LLVM over GCC?
Any advantages of LLVM when needing to compile for OS X, Windows,
Linux, Solaris, etc? (as I sometimes do)
Is Apple investing in LLVM a sign that maybe there will be more PC
apps from Apple? Does Apple use Visual Studio for iTunes and Safari?
Or does anyone think they might have a hidden XCode for Windows that
might debut someday? (This would be great in my opinion!!)
Thanks a bunch everyone, since it is 4:05am I should hit a Starbucks
now....
-Jason
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