Developing/Production with GNU. Question: IS IT RELIABLE?
Bruce Himebaugh
bruce at ACT.UUCP
Thu Nov 1 07:58:06 AEST 1990
Our company has been looking for a good C compiler for a long time (i.e.
preferably ANSI compliant). We are currently doing most of our Unix
development using an Altos Series 2000 and are very displeased with the C
compiler and tools available with it (e.g. lack of a good debugger).
Would those of you out there using GNU C, GNU Debugger and GNU EMACS consider
it to be reliable? Would you use it in a production atmosphere such as ours
(i.e. write entire applications for other customers in it)?
If so, what all do I need to download? Obviously, I need the compiler,
debugger and editor, but what else? Libraries? Is osu-cis a good place to get
the most current version?
Any information pertaining to this matter would be greatly appreciated!!!
Thanks,
Bruce
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