Novell?! So, Micro$haft is infecting GCC now, too? Bye bye GCC, clang here I come.
Phoronix: GCC 4.5.1 RC1 Released; Final Due By August
Richard Guenther of Novell has just announced the first release candidate for GCC 4.5.1, which will be the first point release following the April release of GCC 4.5.0...
http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=ODQzNQ
Novell?! So, Micro$haft is infecting GCC now, too? Bye bye GCC, clang here I come.
And no word about ill famed bug 40838.
I'm with GCC 4.2.4 again.
Novell also develops X, the linux kernel, gnome, kde, and more.
Have fun knowing that.
I have posted about the MPC support being nothing more than the substitution of a fork of GMP for GMP in the past. GMP was forked by MPC's developers because GMP's developers are hostile to supporting windows and embedded systems. To suggest GCC's switch from GMP to MPC is a significant improvement in GCC is a pure lie. The two are binary compatible, so it is likely possible to compile GCC 4.5 with either one of them and not have any issues.
Honestly, I wish that Phoronix would demonstrate knowledge in the areas it reports.