openbsd

OpenBSD is still using their patched old version of gcc, and they are still looking for another solution.

It's really the heart and soul of OpenBSD, OpenSSH and all the other projects (libreSSL, etc.) that they release.

Well, it sort of isn't, because the OpenBSD team designed OpenSSH to not use PAM at all.

Theo de Raadt considered using it for OpenBSD at the turn of the 21st century, but backed out over licensing.

You're trolling, but the thing a lot of people might not realize is that OpenBSD builds are done on the hardware.

He's extremely real; one of the three founders of NetBSD and the founder of OpenBSD.

I've lived and breathed Unix (mostly OpenBSD with some FreeBSD intermingled) and Linux most of my computing live.

So i don't see that compiler becoming a gcc replacement in OpenBSD anytime soon.

I'd recommend an OpenBSD-based setup given 0-days, lack of security tech, and bad configuration are top methods of attackers.

Thanks for the article, I'm about to update my OpenBSD server and switch from nginx myself.

The OpenBSD team were interested in said toolchain to replace GCC.

Disclaimer: I'm trying to compile llvm/clang on OpenBSD with gcc 4.9 and binutils 2.17.

"I urge you to write something much simpler." When I was younger, I thought that the OpenBSD folks were backward and unsophisticated when compared to Linux.