Which compiler was gcc compiled with?

which compiler was gcc compiled with?

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>I like c and c++

gcc

how was gcc compiled by gcc when gcc did not existed on the first place?

gccc

it was assembled

Don't you know that the most basic compiler test is the ability to compile itself? Also a compiler is not just one thing that you run as an executable, educate yourself retard.

It was compiled with GC. DUH

How did you get born when you are incapable of giving birth?

pccm en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_C_Compiler

Self hosting is common, but not a requirement. For some languages, it's a major endeavor to move to self hosted compilers. Look at freebasic, and imagine the amount of time that was wasted to make that peice of shit self hosting, instead of being written in a good language.

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what a stupid comparison lmao you tard

No u

I know you too nigger

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kys retard you cant even edit your stupid photo in photoshop properly

Nigger nigger can't you see sometimes you just hypnotize me.

shut up you currynigger

pajeet, you can't fool me

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>Don't you know that the most basic compiler test is the ability to compile itself?
It's not a really good compiler test and also not a good language test, though.

Any ISO C++ conforming compiler with a fitting C standard library and a set of required GNU utilities.
Earlier versions only required an ANSI or even K&R C compiler.
It's not entirely trivial, but you can build GCC just fine using e.g. clang or Visual Studio. Only the Ada compiler frontend needs an existing installation of GNAT because it's partially written in Ada with GNU extensions.

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