Clang
Sony
['dino dini', 'valve software', 'tango gameworks', 'raspberry pi foundation', 'electronic arts canada', 'bigpoint games', 'paradox development studio', 'takara', 'simbin', 'graphisoft', 'ambrosia software', 'fraunhofer iis', 'opera software', 'jagex', 'mythos games', 'freestylegames', 'autumn moon entertainment', 'symantec corporation', 'platinumgames', 'gravity corp', 'w3c recommendation', 'falcom', 'sil international', 'kemco', 'big red software', 'vought', 'taito', 'acclaim entertainment', 'bungie', 'blue byte software', 'electronic arts', 'netscape', 'steve wozniak', 'clover studio', 'double helix games', 'intuit', 'guerrilla games', 'valve', 'qualcomm', 'skype technologies', 'rockstar north', 'iso', 'gameloft', 'looking glass studios', 'atari games', 'imagic', 'airbus', 'martin company', 'bungie studios', 'sce japan studio', 'videolan', 'macintosh', 'next', 'banpresto', 'sohu', 'bizarre creations', 'namco', 'liquid entertainment', 'kronos digital entertainment', 'motorola', 'jaxa', 'lockheed martin', 'stardock', 'hal corporation', 'commodore international', '10gen', 'theo de raadt', 'bernstein', 'marti wong', 'bullfrog', 'metatrader 5', 'playlogic entertainment', 'climax studios', 'ubisoft entertainment', 'sculptured software', 'high voltage software', 'web standards', 'sce cambridge studio', 'turn 10 studios', 'ubisoft', 'dec', 'video system', 'grezzo', 'bertrand meyer', 'team 17', 'corel', 'apache foundation', 'united front games', 'overkill software', 'media molecule', 'backbone entertainment', 'sony computer entertainment', 'cyan', 'tengen', 'konami digital entertainment', 'exidy', 'radical entertainment', 'tobu railway', 'digital extremes']
Clang
Clang /ˈklæŋ/ is a compiler front end for the C, C++, Objective-C, Objective-C++, OpenCL and CUDA programming languages. It uses LLVM as its back end and has been part of the LLVM release cycle since LLVM 2.6. It is designed to offer a complete replacement to the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC). It is open-source, and its contributors include Apple, Microsoft, Google, ARM, Sony, Intel and AMD. Its source code is available under the University of Illinois/NCSA License, a permissive free software licence. The Clang project includes the Clang front end and the Clang static analyzer and several code analysis tools.