Re:Zig cc: A drop-in replacement for GCC/Clang (2020)
by wyldfire on Sunday July 18, 2021 @10:41AM
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> Compared to Zig, cross-compilation in C/C++/Rust seems downright user-hostile:
This has been the status quo for so very long. Usually these projects are maintained by different teams. IMO musl is more accessible than glibc and that's part of what makes it easier to distribute. Arm and x86 coexisting for as long as they have is a factor, and so is Kelley's ambition to make this use case well-supported. nostdlib is also well-supported by Zig btw.
This has been the status quo for so very long. Usually these projects are maintained by different teams. IMO musl is more accessible than glibc and that's part of what makes it easier to distribute. Arm and x86 coexisting for as long as they have is a factor, and so is Kelley's ambition to make this use case well-supported. nostdlib is also well-supported by Zig btw.