Never heard about it and their description sounds a lot like propaganda. Also couldn't find a link to try, purchase or otherwise obtain any product from them, except a contact us link, where I'm supposed to contact them and talk about my company's needs in a compiler.
Also couldn't find a description of what exactly from C++0x is supported?
If you don't mind experimenting with an alpha implementation of a standard that is not yet a standard, maybe you can try ConceptGCC. The tutorial and documentation is quite intriguing, and they are pretty clear on the experimental nature of the project.
unodgs Messages: 1366 Registered: November 2005 Location: Poland
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VectorC is available for download (at least in theory, I didn't try it) http://www.codeplay.com/downloads/index.html
I remember they annouced C++ edition 2-3 years ago and after this time they confirmed it's ready. However without ability to test it indeed may seem suspicious.
mr_ped Messages: 825 Registered: November 2005 Location: Czech Republic - Praha
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They are attracting mostly games developers, as their powerful optimizer can help a lot with things like 3D calculations/etc.
It has been already used in commercial products for several years, so the tools itself is quite mature, although I think most of the developers using Codeplay's vectorc have also MSCC ready to rescue whenever some piece of source has problems and it is not performance-wise interesting.
I don't think there are many people using it because of C++0x support, the performance of resulting code is *the* reason why people use this compiler.
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