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    Phoronix: ARM Adopts Using The LLVM/Clang Compiler

    ARM Compiler 6 is beginning to use the LLVM/Clang compiler...

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  • #2
    Originally posted by phoronix View Post
    Phoronix: ARM Adopts Using The LLVM/Clang Compiler

    ARM Compiler 6 is beginning to use the LLVM/Clang compiler...

    http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=MTY2MDI
    Logged on to all sorts of good news today. This should go a very long way to providing the infrastructure the ARM world needs.

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    • #3
      No mention the license used was the BSD license?

      With the release of Compiler 6 today, ARM moves from a proprietary architecture to one based on open sourced Clang/LLVM.


      Proving again why BSD > GPL; never would have been able to do this with a GPL style license.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by wizard69 View Post
        Logged on to all sorts of good news today. This should go a very long way to providing the infrastructure the ARM world needs.
        They said something like 25 years.

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        • #5
          Dear Apple,

          Thanks for the financial backing, development and huge recent dump of ARM based code. We'll default to your direction.

          Sincerely,

          ARM

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Marc Driftmeyer View Post
            Dear Apple,

            Thanks for the financial backing, development and huge recent dump of ARM based code. We'll default to your direction.

            Sincerely,

            ARM
            Do you ever wonder if the 64 bit architecture was Apples idea? You think about it they got a huge lead on the rest of the industry, makes you wonder how.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by gamerk2 View Post
              No mention the license used was the BSD license?

              With the release of Compiler 6 today, ARM moves from a proprietary architecture to one based on open sourced Clang/LLVM.


              Proving again why BSD > GPL; never would have been able to do this with a GPL style license.
              Exactly. Also the LLVM internal design is better thanks to BSD. Competent paid developers were allowed to participate. With GPL the problem is that you can't easily hire anyone to do the job. Mostly just amateurs.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by caligula View Post
                Exactly. Also the LLVM internal design is better thanks to BSD. Competent paid developers were allowed to participate. With GPL the problem is that you can't easily hire anyone to do the job. Mostly just amateurs.
                Oh yeah, and the license must also be the reason why BSD operating systems are far more successful and technically superior and more popular than Linux and have more developers contributing than on Linux...

                Seriously, stop trolling. 2/10 for making me reply

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                • #9
                  BSD is better license than GPL for sure for closed source....

                  Originally posted by gamerk2 View Post
                  No mention the license used was the BSD license?

                  With the release of Compiler 6 today, ARM moves from a proprietary architecture to one based on open sourced Clang/LLVM.


                  Proving again why BSD > GPL; never would have been able to do this with a GPL style license.
                  And next time you can click here to buy your favorite LLVM/CLANG version for ARM the article writes about - the source for it probably will not be given out...

                  Are you writing about BSD vs. GPL in the context of open source licenses? If so it sounds funny least to say,

                  T.

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