GCC 4.4.0 Released With Graphite, Etc
Posted by Michael Larabel on April 23, 2009
Finally we have a stable, official release of GCC 4.4. This major update to the GNU Compiler Collection brings forth Graphite, which is a framework for providing loop optimizations and eventually will be used to provide automatic parallelization support. While still experimental, there is also improved support for C++0x, new compiler improvements, and various language-specific enhancements.
The major GCC 4.4 changes can be read about at GNU.org. The release announcement can be found on their mailing list.
The major GCC 4.4 changes can be read about at GNU.org. The release announcement can be found on their mailing list.
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