On 07/17/2012 12:21 PM, Lubos Lunak wrote:
Binaries built using Clang are a little bit slower [2], but it has a number
of nice features for using it as the development compiler, most notably the
error/warning messages. GCC has gotten much better recently in this area, but
it still can't beat things like this:
So, I can certainly agree with this. I use clang++ when developing and
debugging my mdds library precisely because it generates much better
error messages especially with heavily templatized code. The binary
size, however, tends to be slightly larger than the one generated by g++.
Kohei
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