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delivery on GCC 3.3 (was Re: Precompiled Headers and gcc 3.3)

I have a tangential question that I haven't heard addressed yet. Last year during WWDC, the point was hammered home that it wasn't a good idea to deliver products built with GCC 3.1 until Jaguar shipped. Is this as true now as it was then? I would imagine that the difference between GCC 2 and GCC 3 was much more significant than between 3.1 and 3.3, but does that mean it's okay to build deliverable products with the new compiler?

I've taken all my active projects and created a build style that calls GCC 3.3. I built them, then dealt with the warnings that came out of 3.3's stricter...ness. You know what I mean. The fact that GCC 3.3 is stricter than 3.1 means that some new warnings appeared, and I changed my code as necessary to make them go away. But I'm not building any products with 3.3 right now.

Is this the correct policy? Or is GCC 3.3 ready for prime time?

On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, at 04:16 PM, Chris Parrish wrote:

Has anyone managed to use pre-compiled headers with the Project Builder and the update to gcc? I'm assuming that it is not going to work with the standard UI and will require some sort additional build step? The compile time for my project is nearly unbearable without pre-comps!

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