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On Mon, 2023-07-17 at 09:46 +0700, Budi via Gcc-help wrote:
> Can't help but asking help one to explain this confusion
> 
> GCC version with its timeline;
> 
> Release            date
> GCC 10.5        July 7, 2023
> GCC 11.4        May 29, 2023
> GCC 12.3        May 8, 2023
> GCC 13.1        April 26, 2023
> GCC 12.2        August 19, 2022
> GCC 10.4        June 28, 2022
> GCC 9.5          May 27, 2022
> GCC 12.1        May 6, 2022
> GCC 11.3        April 21, 2022
> GCC 11.2        July 28, 2021
> GCC 9.4         June 1, 2021
> GCC 8.5         May 14, 2021
> GCC 11.1        April 27, 2021
> GCC 10.3        April 8, 2021
> GCC 10.2        July 23, 2020
> GCC 10.1        May 7, 2020
> ...
> 
> How could be so ???
> The time is perfectly sorted but the version number ?
> Please clarify it crystal clear

https://gcc.gnu.org/develop.html#release

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Xi Ruoyao <xry111@xxxxxxxxxxx>
School of Aerospace Science and Technology, Xidian University




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