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>GCC 5 A bit surprising for a BSD project, seeing as 4.2.1 was the last GPLv2-licensed release and most of the rest of the BSD communities seem, shall we say,
by McElroy 11y ago
>GCC 5
A bit surprising for a BSD project, seeing as 4.2.1 was the last GPLv2-licensed release and most of the rest of the BSD communities seem, shall we say, not too enthusiastic about GPLv3.
- lmm 11y agoDragonFly has always had more of an emphasis on user-friendliness than the others.
- protomyth 11y agoIts more a case of wanting to use two compilers and GCC is the other choice after clang.
- noselasd 11y agoNetBSD also isn't bothered much the GPLv3 change of gcc, NetBSD 7 will ship with gcc 4.8