> ... a Clang monoculture when it comes to C(++) tools ...
There are plenty of other C and C++ vendors besides gcc, clang and Microsoft.
But yeah, clang seems to be the only pluggable compiler freely available.
There are plenty of other C and C++ vendors besides gcc, clang and Microsoft.
But yeah, clang seems to be the only pluggable compiler freely available.
Are you aware of any significant compilers that use anything other than these as frontends at this point?
(microsoft, intel, portland group, comeau, etc all use the EDG C++ frontend)
I guess XLC still does (or it did when I was at IBM 7.5 years ago), but not sure they are really still in the running.
http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/C9-GoingNative/GoingNative-21...
I don't have a lot of experience with it. I've used Cilk Plus a few times.
Not sure what the embedded and console guys have as frontends.