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Using C or C++ source for any user created tool used to be near impossible due to the complexity of the languages, especially for C++. The open source compiler clang < | Using C or C++ source for any user created tool used to be near impossible due to the complexity of the languages, especially for C++. The open source compiler clang < | ||
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- | I'm presenting this on 2012-11-26 in London but I think it is an interesting topic suitable for the conference, as well. The presentation at the conference would be updated and extended. | ||
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Roger: Yes from me (Clang is getting a lot of use for ' | Roger: Yes from me (Clang is getting a lot of use for ' | ||
- | [Ewan: I don't know anything about Clang I must admit, but do keep seeing the name. So a Probable YES] \\ | + | Ewan: I don't know anything about Clang I must admit, but do keep seeing the name. So a Probable YES \\ |
+ | Roger: I've had a couple of positive reports of his London talk (I couldn' |
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