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Is it time to start using 4.0?


I'm using 3.4.3. I realize 4.0 isn't released and isn't suitable fro production work, whatever that means.

But, does 4.0 generate sufficiently better code ( athlon ) to make it worth the issues that may still remain?

FWIW, there's little I cou;ld find about the expected benefits - to the end user - of the shift to the 4.0 architecture. Conformance? Speed of compilation? Quality of code produced - size? speed? Or does the modular nature allow for all these good things once the base works? IOW, wait for 4.1?

sean



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