Am Tue, 06 Oct 2015 12:52:23 +0000
schrieb John Colvin <john.loughran.colvin@gmail.com>:

> http://gdcproject.org/downloads are all with gcc 5.2
>
> https://github.com/D-Programming-GDC/GDC/releases/tag/v2.066.1_gcc5
> is with gcc 5.1, as is the gdc-5 branch
>

The gcc.version file is the version tested by the CI systems. This is
important for the master branch which uses gcc snapshots and
older or newer snapshots often do not work.

For the release branches the version indicated in gcc.version is less
important. It's used by the autotester, but GCC does not break
compatibility in minor releases so you should always use the latest
release. 5.2 in this case.

OT: I just updated all gcc.version files. I'll push these updates once
the autotester passes.

> Is there a reason for this? If I want to package the latest
> "stable" gdc (must be from source), what should I work from?

=> latest GCC 5 (5.2 right now) and gdc-5 branch.

We should probably add tags whenever we release updated binaries. But I
don't want to call these v2.066.1_gcc5.2 as you can use all gdc-5
commits with all GCC 5 versions. Probably v2.066.1_gcc5_r2 instead or
something like that.