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TCC is a small and fast C compiler, which produces x86, x86_64 or ARM code, and generates PE or ELF executables.
TCC is heading toward full ISOC99 compliance, and can compile itself, like FASM. Here are all features of TCC:
* TCC compiles C code about 9 times faster than GCC.
* TCC generates averagely optimized x86 code.
* TCC supports the ISO C99 standard (even if this support is not as complete as PCC).
* Under Linux, TCC can be used as a C interpreter (just add '#!/usr/local/bin/tcc -run' at the first line of your C source, and execute it directly from the command line).
* TCC has few dependencies. Only libc is required for its compilation.
* TCC includes
▲TCC includes also a linker and an assembler (only x86). But this assembler is limited: no
==A small kernel example==
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