Hi Nick, > + Nick, H.J. > I'm unfamiliar with the git tag conventions of binutils. Does a patch > that landed in 2.25.51.0.4 mean it shipped in the official 2.25 > release, or 2.26 release? Specifically, commit 19a7fe52ae3d. 2.26. The convention is that a released form of the binutils has a version number of X.XX or possible X.XX.N. The current mainline development sources have a version of X.XX.50 where X.XX is the latest release. (So the current mainline sources are version 2.34.50). When a release happens the XX value is incremented by one as part of the release process, and the .50 is dropped. (So the next binutils release will be 2.35). So 2.25.51.0.4 is a development version which will then have been released as binutils 2.26. Cheers Nick