Re: Performance on compilers

[kjell.mesch@linREMOVEux.nu (Kjell Mesch)]

>Yes -- don't do it blind, get an evaluation support agreement (or
>whatever name such things go by) from all vendors of interest so that
>you can get meaningful results.  That way you know that the results you
>get for any one of them are as good as they can be, and also that
>comparing them makes sense.
>

GHS is willing to sell a license for trial usage over 6 months, well that 
nothing special.
What I find a bit unique is that they are willing to buy it back if we 
don't switch to GHS.
(We have allready used up 2*30 days evaluation copys, since the evaluation 
job is done when there is free time from current projects)

We are talking about a lot of licences here so they are willing to go the 
extra mile I guess.

Rational Apex is a product we have talked about as well. But I have heard 
roumurs that Rational is dropping Apex and that it has a pricetag that is 
so high that it's silly.


Now were thinking of running next iteration of one project with Gnat and 
GHS to see what would be the best solution.

All code is adapted to both enviroments so there would not be too much 
work.