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OpenBSD not the only ones grumbling about gccOpenBSD not the only ones grumbling about gccPosted Oct 25, 2007 23:37 UTC (Thu) by nix (subscriber, #2304)In reply to: OpenBSD not the only ones grumbling about gcc by sayler Parent article: A potential competitor for GCC: pcc
I don't see why a sort of -O0.5 variant that dikes out 80% of GCC's optimization passes wouldn't be doable, or maybe even -Okernel that dikes out just the ones the kernel hackers dislike. The passes mechanism should be able to do that without especially much difficulty (modulo the existing problem where some of them don't properly declare their dependencies on earlier/later passes). I think I have a project for this weekend... ;}
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