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gcc in IA64


What's the status of gcc in IA-64?
I understand that the IA64 architecture is such that compiler optimization 
becomes far more important than in the traditional x86.  I also understand 
that traditional compilers have not performed this kind of optimization 
before, and that without it the software produced comes out very slow.

In this light, I was hoping I could get some questions answered:

1) How efficient if gcc currently in IA64?
2) How does it compare with other compilers?
3) Will it take a long time before gcc can make proper use of the IA64 
architecture?
4) In the near future, should I be looking at x86-64 instead?

Thanks for the help, I appreciate it.

-- 
Daniel Carrera
Graduate Teaching Assistant.  Math Dept.
University of Maryland.  (301) 405-5137


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