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I fail to see the profundity.
I mean, I use gcc. A new version will be nice and all...

But I fail to see what the "profound importance" is.

Better optimization? Great! But ... so?

The only thing in there that sounds like it has any significant importance at all is Mudflap, and that only because it might lead to better security in general.

I simply am not seeing why the article describes this as "profoundly important".

Maybe someone can enlighten me?
Posted by: Sotek   Posted on: 03/14/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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I fail to see the profundity.  Sotek | 03/14/05
Performance benefits across the board  CobraA1 | 03/14/05
A compiler is THE key  Grimm Reaper | 03/15/05
Mudflaps is a big plus  Nigel Johnstone | 03/14/05
Sounds as if it doesn't take much to get James excited  Richard Flude | 03/14/05
Chicken or the egg  TrustMe_z | 03/15/05
Um.. GNU is not linux and vice-versa  scidhuv00 | 03/15/05
How can it be stolen..  Patrick Jones | 03/15/05
Interesting aside  Richard Flude | 03/15/05
A little off topic  Peter Komisar | 03/15/05
Eclipse can be a GUI for GCC.  B.O.F.H. | 03/15/05
Nice Surprise!  Peter Komisar | 03/15/05

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