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| Richard Biener via Gcc <gcc-AT-gcc.gnu.org> |
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| GCC 9.4.1 Status Report (2022-05-06) |
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| Fri, 06 May 2022 11:24:08 +0200 |
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Status
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The GCC 9 branch is in regression and documentation fixing mode.
After the release of GCC 12.1 it's time to retire this branch and do
a last release from it - GCC 9.5. I will do a GCC 9.5 release
candidate in two weeks from now, May 20th, following by the release
a week after that if no serious problems arise.
Following the GCC 9.5 release and branch closing will be the release
of GCC 10.4 with a timeline still to be announced. So this is now
the time to consider backporting fixes that landed in GCC 11.3 to
the GCC 10 branch and possibly also the GCC 9 branch. Please consider
that there will be no further release from the GCC 9 branch and thus
be extra careful to not introduce new regressions on it.
It's also a very good point in time to ensure the branch still builds
and has reasonable testresults for the target you maintain.
Quality Data
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Priority # Change from last report
-------- --- -----------------------
P1
P2 427 + 123
P3 42 + 16
P4 188 + 15
P5 25 + 2
-------- --- -----------------------
Total P1-P3 469 + 138
Total 682 + 155
Previous Report
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