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CTOnews.com The Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee (FESCo) has signed off on the Fedora 38 release plan, which includes the planned cutting-edge compiler toolchain, most notably the GCC 13 compiler.

Fedora has long focused on providing the latest upstream GNU compiler toolchain components. With Fedura's April/Spring release approaching, the team hopes to bring the latest annual GNU Compiler Collection release. Fedora 38 has been granted permission to release GCC 13 and other up-to-date open source compiler toolchain packages.

The compiler toolchain package is as follows:

GNU C Compiler 13.0

C++ (libstdc++), Go (gccgo), OpenMP (gomp), Fortran (gfortran), D (phobos), Objective C / C++ runtime dependencies.

GNU Binary Utilities 2.39

GNU C Library 2.37

GNU Debugger 12.1 (available in Fedora 37)

CTOnews.com understands GCC 13 brings a number of notable new features, including support for AMD Zen 4"znver4," support for upcoming Intel CPUs,(e.g. Granite Rapids / Sierra Forest / Grand Ridge / Meteor Lake), more C23 and C++23 feature implementations, improved C++20 and C++23 feature support in libstdc++, OpenMP reverse offload and other new OpenMP 5.1/5.2 features, GCC LTO now supports GNU Make job server with named pipes by default, AMD Instinct MI200 offload support, additional RISC-V connectivity extensions, and more.

Binutils 2.39 brings warning notifications when the stack is executable, a new "--package-metadata: option, syntax highlighting of disassembler output, and other changes.

Glibc 2.37 will be released in the next few days, with more AVX-512 tweaks and other improvements.

Fedora 38 aims to be released by the end of April.

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