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xPack Binary Development Tools · GitHub

Welcome to xPack 3rd Party Development Tools!

This GitHub organization groups several projects used to build cross-platform standalone binary packages intended for reproducible builds, with an emphasis on C/C++ and embedded projects.

For support, use the discussions pages associated with each project.

For general discussions on topics not included elsewhere, use the discussions pages of the .github project.

The projects, in alphabetical order, are:

gcc - xPack GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)

Other projects used internally during development, in alphabetical order, are:

Unscheduled

cmake: upstream (3.X.4 -> 3.(X-1).Y)
meson: upstream (1.X.0 -> 1.(X-1).Y)
ninja: upstream
windows-build-tools: make upstream

January

arm-none-eabi-gcc, aarch64-none-elf-gcc: [ARM releases](https://developer.arm.com/downloads/-/arm-gnu-toolchain-downloads/, usually mid December and possibly June-July)

February

wine: upstream (X.0, usually ready mid January)
clang: even releases upstream (X.0.0 -> (X-1.[01].[567]) (Schedule)

April

gcc: test X.0.0 pre-release using Iain's macOS branch

May - July

gcc, mingw-w64-gcc, riscv-none-elf-gcc: X.1.0 prepared, not released
gcc, mingw-w64-gcc, riscv-none-elf-gcc: (X-1).3, (X-2).4, (X-3).5

July

arm-none-eabi-gcc, aarch64-none-elf-gcc: [ARM releases](https://developer.arm.com/downloads/-/arm-gnu-toolchain-downloads/, possibly June-July)

August-September

clang: odd releases upstream (X.0.0 -> (X-1.[01].[567]) (Schedule)
gcc, mingw-w64-gcc, riscv-none-elf-gcc: X.2.0 upstream
openocd: upstream (use current git)
qemu: upstream (X.1.0 -> (X-1).2.Z)
wine: upstream (X.0.[12], if available)

Seldom

bison: upstream
flex: upstream
m4: upstream
patchelf: upstream
pkg-config: upstream
realpath: upstream
sed: upstream

More details in the separate RELEASE-SCHEDULE page.

Test and experimental binaries are available from the pre-releases project.

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