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* Aharon Robbins:

> Can I get recommendations for other (free) C compilers besides GCC and
> CLANG?

Earliers versions of the golang toolchain contained a C compiler
(derived from the Plan 9 toolchain) which was ported to various
platforms supported by Go at the time.