GCC 4.6

[Walter Bright]

Nick Sabalausky wrote:
> Yea, what many people don't realize is that developing within a big business 
> environment is *very* constraining, for various reasons. It really is much 
> easier for a small informal group to write good software than it is for a 
> bigger business environment. But somehow people are brainwashed into 
> thinking that having know-nothing managers sticking their fingers where they 
> don't belong is somehow supposed to produce better results. Larger resources 
> and brainwashing (ie, "brand recognition") are the *only* advantages the 
> business environment provides, all the other advantages go to the small 
> informal devs.


Another interesting factoid is that I've been told "you can't possibly do that" 
from the experts before I wrote the first line of the C compiler right up to 
today. Retard's comments are typical.