I am not that sure about this. gcc 2.95 is a very old version, but it
still has its own merits. It was the most popular release before the
re-architecture and in many cases it is still faster than the later gcc
releases. It also is in some cases the only version of gcc at hand. (I
had to learn this
On Aug 11, 2006, at 12:27, Fred Kiefer wrote:
and in many cases it is still faster than the later gcc
releases.
I don't think thats true anymore for gcc4 and up. Not to mention PCH ...
libFoundation recently deprecated 2.95 support because those do not
support -fconstant-string-class.
Gree
