GNU Binutils 2.38 Released With LoongArch Support, Intel AVX-512 FP16, More Arm Cores

[Sin2x]

you mean gentoo or LFS ?

Void.

[alex19EP]

You should not overestimate it though.

exactly. especially when you remember that the release date of binutils was roughly known.
and updating the toolchain before the release of the new binutils was simply illogical.

[Setif]

That's what we were talking about, release it, put it in testing and the community will test it.
Doing nothing and then saying that you lack testers is very stupid. How could testers test something not even released.

[chuckula]

Yes, along with gcc 11.2 and glibc 2.35... I don't believe in coincidences....
It is amazing to see how much leverage Phoronix has when it publishes a story... thx Michael to have helped make some people wake up at Arch...

You got the update too! Just installed all of it....

[uxmkt]

It is amazing to see how much leverage Phoronix has when it publishes a story

You should not overestimate it though.

[lano1106]

It is now in testing: https://archlinux.org/packages/testing/x86_64/binutils/

Yes, along with gcc 11.2 and glibc 2.35... I don't believe in coincidences....
It is amazing to see how much leverage Phoronix has when it publishes a story... thx Michael to have helped make some people wake up at Arch...

[R41N3R]

this will come to arch repo after 2 years

It is now in testing: https://archlinux.org/packages/testing/x86_64/binutils/

[stikonas]

you mean gentoo or LFS ?

You can go even further than LFS: see https://github.com/fosslinux/live-bootstrap/

[Aryma]

People there is a bigger world than ArchLinux.

you mean gentoo or LFS ?

[Danielsan]

I am going to wait for Rust Binutils...