I'm just curious if there was any particular reason the rust-lang/gcc fork is still on a GCC 14.0.1 dev version from February. Merging the gcc-mirror:gcc/releases-14.2.0 tag into the rust-lang:gcc/master branch merges cleanly (I put it in a repo here) with zero conflicts, and both the check-jit tests and the ./y.sh test --release tests give the same pass/fail results.
I'm just curious if there was any particular reason the
rust-lang/gccfork is still on a GCC 14.0.1 dev version from February. Merging thegcc-mirror:gcc/releases-14.2.0tag into therust-lang:gcc/masterbranch merges cleanly (I put it in a repo here) with zero conflicts, and both thecheck-jittests and the./y.sh test --releasetests give the same pass/fail results.