GCC 8.3 Released With 153 Bug Fixes
Written by Michael Larabel in GNU on 22 February 2019 at 11:00 AM EST. 7 Comments
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While the GCC 9 stable compiler release is a few weeks away in the form of GCC 9.1, the GNU Compiler Collection is up to version 8.3.0 today as their newest point release to last year's GCC 8 series.

GCC 8.3.0 is comprised of just bug/regression fixes as the latest iteration of the GCC 8 stable series. A total of 153 bugs are believed to be fixed by today's update.

More details on the GCC 8.3 compiler update via this morning's release announcement.
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