Yes I am talking about ARM GNU but I want to know that whether it is reported in GCC Bugzilla or not.
On Mon, Nov 17, 2025, 2:00 PM David Brown <[email protected]> wrote: > On 17/11/2025 08:17, Manoj Tiwari via Gcc wrote: > > Hi Team, > > > > I have a query regarding ARM GCC:- > > > > 1. If any bug occurs in ARM GCC, is it reported under the official GCc > bug > > tracking system? > > > > 2. If it is not reported there, is there any available bug list or > > documentation for known issues? > > > > Your guidance on this would be highly appreciated. > > > > Thanks & Regards > > Manoj > > > > Are you are talking about the "Arm GNU Toolchain" heavily used by > embedded developers, found here? > > <https://developer.arm.com/Tools%20and%20Software/GNU%20Toolchain> > > The page "Support and training" has the list of contact information, bug > report systems, etc., for various parts of the toolchain. Basically, > ARM pay Linaro to handle the packaging and builds, so anything related > to that gets reported to them. The compiler, assembler, debugger and > libraries are all taken directly from the open source projects. So if > there is an issue with the compiler itself, that is for GCC. As always > for these things, search the bug trackers and mailing list archives > before filing any new issues. And if you want to post on a GCC mailing > list, the correct list is "gcc-help" for help with GCC (this list is for > discussions about gcc development, rather than usage). > > If you got the toolchain as part of a toolset, development kit, SDK or > IDE from a microcontroller manufacturer, it can also help to report > issues to them on their forums. It is common that manufacturer's > toolchains are slightly behind the latest versions from Arm's page, and > Arm's builds are behind the mainline GCC development. It does not help > if you report bugs to GCC if the GCC developers have already fixed them > - your aim instead is to bug the supplier into updating their tools. > > David > >
