Ars Technica

Chrome on Windows ditches Microsoft’s compiler, now uses Clang

Google’s Chrome browser is now built using the Clang compiler on Windows. Previously built using the Microsoft C++ compiler, Google is now using the same compiler for Windows, macOS, Linux, and ...
Embedded

Green Hills: Compiler 2018.1 adds C++14 and meets highest levels of functional safety

Green Hills Software announced the availability of its Compiler 2018.1 for creating highly optimized 32-bit and 64-bit embedded C and C++ software applications for all leading embedded processor ...
Electronics Weekly

Green Hills ups spec for safety-critical C/C++ compilers

Green Hills Software is now offering its optimising C and C++ compilers for 32-bit and 64-bit embedded processor architectures, including ARM, Intel and Power Architecture. The Compiler 2017.5 also ...
Hackaday

c compiler

Older CPUs and some fairly modern microcontrollers are not made to readily support C compilers. Among those are the 1802, some 8-bit PICs, and the 6502 at the heart of the Commodore 64. That’s not to ...
Ars Technica

Chrome on Windows ditches Microsoft’s compiler, now uses Clang

What's the situation like with IDEs for Clang on Windows? I'm assuming that although Google targets Windows for Chrome they likely primarily develop on Mac OS and/or Linux (based on half-remembered ...