Well, I haven't gone and looked at every line of assembler, but I'd bet this
is a hasty characterization.
According to someones recent count there are around 144000 lines of assembler
in the 2.4.2 kernel.
It seems to me you'd have to jump through a lot of hoops to test this compiler.
Then there's the other question: Why should we test a compiler that seems to
be quite proprietary? The invitation indicates it uses FLexLM to manage the
license.
I somehow doubt Linus or just about anyone else is going to care, save for the
folks in Intel, who can do this for themselves just fine.
But, hey, I won't try and stop you. Have fun.
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