Of course, the output will be a lot different, depending. A 32-bit Linux compiler, a 64-bit Linux compiler, a Raspberry Pi compiler, and an Arduino compiler are all going to have very different ...

The PathScale Compiler Suite includes C, C++, and Fortran 9X compilers for the 32- and 64-bit AMD64 architecture. Developed by PathScale Inc., the suite is compatible with the GNU gcc/g++ ...

Not to mention that the compiler also has to work around processor-specific security flaws like the ones plaguing Intel chips in recent years. Add to this the fact that GCC needs to produce good code ...

For people looking for performance gains on Linux, there certainly is some room for improvement. Overall, I think the Intel C++ Compiler could offer some benefits to people needing extra performance.

I've already had the intro class, data structures, and algorithms...for those classes I used the free lcc compiler for windows. I'm relatively happy with it except that assignments are turned in ...

This is the early stages for the compiler, but it's fascinating to see Valve putting so much into the deep layers of performance for both the Linux platform and specifically the AMD side of things.

What is the most effective way to get linux programs to compile (c++ or c files, using make or gmake) on OpenBSD ? I am having lots of troubles with people who have written c apps without other ...

Releasing compilers helps write programs that show off Intel's chips to their greatest advantage. However, the standard compiler most Linux programmers use is GCC, recently upgraded to version 3.0.

IBM has announced the XL C/C++ for Linux, V13.1.2 with support for both big endian and little endian Linux distributions that run on IBM Power Systems. IBM XL C/C++ Compiler is an industry ...

EKOPath Version 2.0 is a compiler suite for C, C++, and Fortran 77/90/95 on projects that target 64-bit Linux clusters. The compiler suite adds support for OpenMP 2.0 for Fortran, a new serial ...