Java support in GCC 3.0

[Joe Keane]

>GCC 3.0 will use a new ABI for C++.  Because the GNU Java Compiler
>(GCJ) depends intimately on the C++ ABI (for example, the gcj runtime
>library is implemented largely in C++), GCJ must support the same ABI
>as G++.

Thanks, but i don't want a new C++ ABI.  I don't want a Java compiler.
I don't want a C++ compiler.  I also don't want a Fortran compiler or an
Objective C compiler.

What i would like is a really good C compiler.  In my imagination, this
is something like gcc 2.7.2, but faster and smaller, more reliable, with
better diagnostics, and of course producing better code.

Is anyone working on this?