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| | - very quick analysis | - simulation is slower |
| | - can handle very large designs | |
+------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------+
-| GCC | - generated code is faster (particularly with :samp:`-O` or :samp:`-O2`) | - analysis can take time (particularly for large units) |
+| GCC | - generated code is faster (particularly with :samp:`-O` or :samp:`-O2`) | - analysis can take time (particularly for large units) |
| | - generated code can be debugged (with :samp:`-g`) | - build is more complex |
| | - ported to many platforms (:samp:`x86`, :samp:`x86_64`, :samp:`powerpc`, :samp:`sparc`) | |
+------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------+
-| LLVM | - Same as GCC | Coverage, :samp:`gcov`, is unique to GCC |
-| | - Easier to build than GCC | |
+| LLVM | - Same as GCC | Coverage, :samp:`gcov`, is unique to GCC |
+| | - Easier to build than GCC | |
+------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------+
.. HINT:: The output of both GCC and LLVM is an executable file, but `mcode` does not generate any. Therefore, if using GCC/LLVM, the call with argument :samp:`-r` can be replaced with direct execution of the binary. See section :ref:`USING:QuickStart`.