Aleksey Bragin wrote:
Indeed, what's the point of staying old? This way we can drop further GCC compatibility too (because current GCC "works enough").
Don't lump GCC and Binutils together.
The fact is, the Binutils version we're using since RosBE 1.0 is already newer than the latest official version from GNU while we're 2 major and X minor releases behind in terms of GCC.
Besides, our version from RosBE 1.0 is properly patched as I already explained in my previous post. (read it for more details) The version Daniel was suggesting for RosBE 1.3 is just the latest preview from MinGW, which of course doesn't have our patch integrated. Furthermore, it would have been just 3 months newer and there's not that much work going on in the binutils tree.
Best regards,
Colin