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Dispatches from the compiler front

Dispatches from the compiler front

Posted Apr 18, 2010 20:08 UTC (Sun) by eparis123 (guest, #59739)
In reply to: Dispatches from the compiler front by Cyberax
Parent article: Dispatches from the compiler front

The closest thing in complexity is the scheduler, which still is a frequent source of problems in Linux.

I like your argument, and I understand it for algorithms-centric userspace code like compilers. But, sorry, citing trouble in the Linux scheduler 'cause it's written in C' is pure unsupported hallucinations.


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