Programming/Development: GCC and LLVM/Clang
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GCC Lands Cannonlake, Skylake Costs; LLVM/Clang Gets Intel CET
In addition to the GCC plugin support on Windows/MinGW, there are more compiler happenings this weekend.
Hitting mainline GCC since that earlier post about the MinGW plugin support is this commit landing the -march=cannonlake target for these next-gen Intel CPUs. It's among the many GCC 8 features and previously covered the Cannonlake enablement while now it's been merged to mainline.
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LLVM Picks Up 3DNow! Improvements In 2017
As a flashback to the past, hitting the LLVM Git/SVN code today were improvements for those still running with processors supporting AMD's 3DNow! extensions.
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