Linux headers are gcc-specific
Thoughts on developer tools.

Monday April 24, 2006

Linux headers are gcc-specific Linux header files (actually glibc headers) don't get much testing with compilers other than gcc, especially in the C++ area.  When you try to use the Sun Studio compilers on Linux you can get some problems.  Here is one example from the forums. I filed a bug a while back which was fixed, but it will take time to become available in all your favorite distributions. Posted by Chris Quenelle ( Apr 24 2006, 03:51:30 PM PDT ) - Permalink - - Sun Studio

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