Great to have the best and brightest working on the compiler.
DonnieBoy | 05/06/05
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Another thing, we need binary compatibility accross distributions/kernels
DonnieBoy | 05/06/05
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One would think that there would be a way ...
George Mitchell | 05/06/05
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The problem is venders have to supply 10 or so drivers.
DonnieBoy | 05/06/05
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And I'm telling you that the answer is a wrapper
George Mitchell | 05/07/05
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Only if you go lowest common denominator
Knorthern Knight | 05/06/05
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This is true but
hipparchus2000 | 05/07/05
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Kind of like the idea behind NDISwrapper
Hugh Jass | 05/07/05
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Let's put the REAL issues on the table
toomuchgreeatea@... | 05/07/05
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Those are only issues for *YOU*...
figgle | 05/09/05
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I'd rather have a slow driver than none at all...
figgle | 05/09/05
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Binary compatibility...
Henry Miller | 05/07/05
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This guy must be a newbie in Linux
toomuchgreeatea@... | 05/07/05
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If you care about optimizations
balsover | 05/07/05
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Improving Optimization in GCC.
mobrien_12@... | 05/07/05
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No it is not a waste of time
balsover | 05/08/05
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GCC can specialize . . .
CobraA1 | 05/08/05
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GCC tries to specialize
balsover | 05/08/05
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CobraA1, you just got spanked.
No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/08/05
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What optimisations?
Richard Flude | 05/08/05
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Interesting Linux win over Windows ...
George Mitchell | 05/07/05
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More of a IBM over Dell story
balsover | 05/08/05
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