Rust GCC back end: Why and how

https://blog.guillaume-gomez.fr/articles/2025-12-15+Rust+GCC+backend%3A+Why+and+how

#HackerNews #Rust #GCC #backend #Rust #Programming #GCC #Development #Open #Source

Functions and responsibilities

Gloucestershire is administered by three levels of council:

1. County
2. City/District/Borough
3. Parish/Town

Local Government functions and responsibilities are governed by Acts of Parliament - principally the The Local Government Act 1972 - but the basic division of functions between Gloucestershire County Council, Stroud District Council and Parish and Town Councils (in Stroud District) are illustrated in this table.

#SDC #GCC #Stroud #Gloucestershire

🦾 Algol 68 Programming Language Front-End Merged Into GCC 16 - Phoronix

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Algol-68-Merged-Into-GCC-16

#algol68 #gcc #programming

Functions and responsibilities

Gloucestershire is administered by three levels of council:

1. County
2. City/District/Borough
3. Parish/Town

Local Government functions and responsibilities are governed by Acts of Parliament - principally the The Local Government Act 1972 - but the basic division of functions between Gloucestershire County Council, Stroud District Council and Parish and Town Councils (in Stroud District) are illustrated in this table.

#SDC #GCC #Stroud #Gloucestershire

GCC SC approves inclusion of Algol 68 Front End

https://gcc.gnu.org/pipermail/gcc/2025-November/247020.html

#HackerNews #GCC #SC #Algol68 #FrontEnd #Programming #Languages #Compiler #Development

GCC 16 considering changing default to C++20

https://inbox.sourceware.org/gcc/aQj1tKzhftT9GUF4@redhat.com/

#HackerNews #GCC #C++20 #programming #languages #tech #news #software #development

2. #LLVM is evolving. It supports multiple front-end dialects, and if the kernel remains too tightly tied to #GCC -only assumptions, it risks becoming brittle as compilers evolve.
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Via @unix_byte

Accidently finding places to do cleanups is fun. For the last 10 years, remove_prop_source_from_use has always returned false and nobody noticed. It used to return if the cfg was changed but during GCC 5 it was changed to delay the purging of the eh related cfg until later on. This was done so match and simplify could be used.

#GCC-cleanups

Two #blog posts in less than one week!

It was considered known that there is no support within GNAT (Ada) for illumos. We cross-build a complete native binutils+gcc toolchain for illumos to test out this claim.

...only to discover that illumos has full support within GNAT. Not a single test fails.

https://briancallahan.net/blog/20250817.html

#Ada #illumos#GNAT#GCC#GNU #freesoftware #unix #bsd #freebsd #openbsd #netbsd #dragonflybsd #linux #compiler #compilers

Two #blog posts in less than one week!

It was considered known that there is no support within GNAT (Ada) for illumos. We cross-build a complete native binutils+gcc toolchain for illumos to test out this claim.

...only to discover that illumos has full support within GNAT. Not a single test fails.

https://briancallahan.net/blog/20250817.html

#Ada #illumos#GNAT#GCC#GNU #freesoftware #unix #bsd #freebsd #openbsd #netbsd #dragonflybsd #linux #compiler #compilers

Apparently there are no good #gcc tools to find unnecessary header includes in #CPP while using ninja/cmake (and NOTE not being the author of the build system)

...

A lot of you guys are #programmers what's the right tool here?

I don't need something that complains about every external include not found, just local symbols without having to recompile everything.

EDIT: Good Answers everyone!

#code #codeQuality

Apparently there are no good #gcc tools to find unnecessary header includes in #CPP while using ninja/cmake (and NOTE not being the author of the build system)

...

A lot of you guys are #programmers what's the right tool here?

I don't need something that complains about every external include not found, just local symbols without having to recompile everything.

EDIT: Good Answers everyone!

#code #codeQuality