besonderen Anklang finden diese Bemühungen bei den Entwicklern von OpenBSD, welche den bisher verwendeten GNU C Compiler vor allem aus Gründen der Qualitätssicherung und lizenzrechtlichen Bedenken ersetzen möchten.
Magnusson selbst schrieb:[5]
“The big benefit of it (apart from that it’s BSD licensed, for license geeks 🙂 is that it is fast, 5-10 times faster than gcc, while still producing reasonable code … it is also quite simple to port.”
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_C_Compiler
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- Dennis Ritchie: The development of the C language. The second ACM SIGPLAN conference on History of programming languages. Cambridge MA 1993, S. 201–208.
- Alan Snyder: A Portable Compiler for the Language C“. Master’s Thesis. M.I.T., Cambridge MA 1975.
- Stephen C. Johnson: A Tour Through the Portable C Compiler. Unix Programmer’s Manual, 7th edition, Volume 2. 1981, ISBN 0-03-061743-X. Tour online.
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