Re: Performance on compilers

["Corey Ashford" <x@y.com>]

If you are like ClearCase, you might want to consider Rational's
Apex Ada Embedded for Tornado II/III Solaris -> PowerPC product.  It has
integrated ClearCase as well as a lot of other features.

http://www.rational.com/products/apex/tornado.jsp

Corey Ashford
Rational Software Corp.


"Kjell Mesch" <kjell.mesch@linREMOVEux.nu> wrote in message news:90B9A15B5kjellmeschlinuxnu@130.100.128.24...
> dennison@telepath.com (Ted Dennison) wrote in
> <xoLT6.2238$bA3.108925@www.newsranger.com>:
>
> >In article <90B987268kjellmeschlinuxnu@130.100.128.24>, Kjell Mesch
> >says...
> >>Anyone out that like/dislike GHS enviroment?
> >>(sun/ppc_vxworks configuration of AdaMulti2000)
> >
> >We are running a Windoze/pentium-vxworks setup. Its pretty nice. We use
> >emacs instead of their editor though, and we generally call their
> >builder from the command line inside of a greater makefile. The only
> >tool in AdaMulti that gets direct use here is the debugger. I can say
> >that it doesn't give us near as much trouble as any of our other tools
> >(Tornado, Stethescope, ClearCase, Windoze).
> >
> >The GreenHills compiler comes with an impressive array of optimization
> >options as well. However, I've never seen the Gnat vxWorks product. If
> >you want benchmarks, I'd suggest you get evaluation versions of both
> >systems and do them yourself.
> >
>
> Well we have a evaluation copy of GHS, but the time to do more than what we
> have done is not there so..
>
> gnat sux, well at least the debugger on vxworks target and the ghs debugger
> seems to be a gift from a higher force ;-)
>
> btw Do you use clearmake and what is your feelings about it?
>
> Thanks for the input.
>
> /regards Kjell