[rescue] Re: Being jobless

Francisco Javier Mesa-Martinez lefa at ucsc.edu
Wed Jul 30 00:38:37 CDT 2003


On Wed, 30 Jul 2003, Charles Shannon Hendrix wrote:
> This points out one of the reasons why 68K and x86 gcc code is good: the
> vendors actively worked with the sources and issued fixes when problems
> came up.

Also the number of people working on the x86 backend for GCC is
significantly larger than the number of people who are involved in the
more "rare" architectures. That is also a BIG difference. The amount of
people accustomed to hack IA32 is disgustingly high :)...



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