So the near future goal is just GCC
GCC is heavenly reduced as default compiler in targets. The BSDs and Macs are gone.
I think in the end you need to support multiple compilers, at least on windows.
I'm a BSD user but I've to admit
they are insignificiant. Mac is always it own problem. On Linux, GCC still is the default compiler. So nothing to worry. Support GCC first, then Clang, then others.
It's also weird. The fact both of you (GCC and FPC) are GPL-ed but why I found you hate each other.
Only LLVM Pascal could have the right to said GCC is the past and the future is Clang. But indeed there is no LLVM Pascal. This also proved Pascal is a insignificiant language, because nearly all of other languages, if having GCC frontend, also have LLVM frontend. Where is my LLVM Pascal? Oh, I think if it exists it should be called LLVM PLang or something like that