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Be warned that Apple's gcc != FSF gcc. Although you may be able to compile/use it, you'll lose some Apple extensions.
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Originally posted by Angus_D:
Be warned that Apple's gcc != FSF gcc. Although you may be able to compile/use it, you'll lose some Apple extensions.
Do you know if Apple going to integrate their extensions into the GCC codebase at some point? I don't see why the would not since (i would assume) Darwin includes the source for Apple modified GCC.
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Apple really does need to integrate things with the rest of the world. It would be nice to have Ada and FORTRAN, which are part of the gcc.
The folding@home project could use a boost from an AltiVec-enhanced FORTRAN compiler and it would seem not such a large leap that Apple's back-end would accomplish that. Adding their Objective-C++ hack as a front-end would be great for other platforms and might bring consistency to development everywhere. 
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folding@home is good for you.
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Apple is seriously working on integrating all of the apple-only changes into the fsf gcc, so stay tuned...
Martin
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