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<h1>GCC Snapshots</h1>

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<p>The <a href ="http://gcc.gnu.org/">GCC Project</a> makes
periodic snapshots of the GCC source tree available to the public
for testing purposes.</p>

<p>If you are planning to download and use one of our snapshots, then
we highly recommend you join the GCC developers list.  Details for
how to sign up can be found on the GCC project home page.</p>


<blockquote>
    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-@DATE@.tar.gz">
	 gcc</a> @TEXT_DATE@ snapshot, includes all languages.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@.diff.gz">
	gcc-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@</a> patch file to bring gcc-@LAST_DATE@ up to
	gcc-@DATE@.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-core-@DATE@.tar.gz">
	 gcc-core</a> @TEXT_DATE@ snapshot, includes just the C front
	 end and core compiler.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-core-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@.diff.gz">
	gcc-core-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@</a> patch file to bring gcc-core-@LAST_DATE@
	up to gcc-core-@DATE@.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-g++-@DATE@.tar.gz">
	 gcc-g++</a> @TEXT_DATE@ snapshot, includes just the G++ front
	 end and runtime.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-g++-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@.diff.gz">
	gcc-g++-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@</a> patch file to bring gcc-g++-@LAST_DATE@
	up to gcc-g++-@DATE@.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-g77-@DATE@.tar.gz">
	 gcc-g77</a> @TEXT_DATE@ snapshot, includes just the G77 front
	 end and runtime.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-g77-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@.diff.gz">
	gcc-g77-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@</a> patch file to bring gcc-g77-@LAST_DATE@
	up to gcc-g77-@DATE@.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-java-@DATE@.tar.gz">
	 gcc-java</a> @TEXT_DATE@ snapshot, includes just the Java
	 front end.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-java-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@.diff.gz">
	gcc-java-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@</a> patch file to bring gcc-java-@LAST_DATE@
	up to gcc-java-@DATE@.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-objc-@DATE@.tar.gz">
	 gcc-objc</a> @TEXT_DATE@ snapshot, includes just the Objective-C
	 front end and runtime.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-objc-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@.diff.gz">
	gcc-objc-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@</a> patch file to bring gcc-objc-@LAST_DATE@
	up to gcc-objc-@DATE@.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-ada-@DATE@.tar.gz">
	 gcc-ada</a> @TEXT_DATE@ snapshot, includes just the Ada
	 front end and runtime.

    <p> <a href="@LONG_DATE@/gcc-ada-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@.diff.gz">
	gcc-ada-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@</a> patch file to bring gcc-ada-@LAST_DATE@
	up to gcc-ada-@DATE@.

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<p>If you are using an x86 GNU/Linux system that uses RPMs to handle
installation, you may find the daily RPM snapshots at:
<a href="http://www.codesourcery.com/gcc-snapshots.html">
http://www.codesourcery.com/gcc-snapshots.html </a>
easier to install.</p>

<p>Note at times you may find newer directories on the server with limited
permissions.  These represent snapshots that have not yet been verified
as correct, or are known to be incorrect.</p>

<p>When a particular snapshot is ready for public consumption the directory
permissions are relaxed, the LATEST-IS- file is updated and a message is
sent to the GCC list.</p>

<p>Using a snapshot before it's officially made available is an unwise thing
to do since it may become impossible to update to an official snapshot.</p>

<p>Old snapshots can be found on the ftp server <a
href="ftp://gcc.gnu.org/pub/gcc/snapshots/">ftp://gcc.gnu.org:/pub/gcc/snapshots</a>.</p>

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