	open-tools Release Notes
$Id: RELEASE_NOTES,v 1.4 2003/01/03 21:19:04 mrustad Exp $


2003/1/3:
	- uClinux tools are now tightly integrated with uClinux and
		support C++. Default builds should work.
	- Binutils updated to 2.13.1 and gdb updated to 5.3, gcc remains
		at 3.2 due to multilib problems with 3.2.1.
	- These tools must now be installed in the same directory that
		the uClinux directory is in - NOT in /opt/BRECIS.
	- F77 and Java are no longer spuriously produced by the build
		and are no longer present in the binary release.
	- The uClinux build now produces a binary tarball directly, so
		the bin-release script no longer does anything for uClinux
		tools.
	- Reordered Release Notes to place newest notes first.

2002/10/31:  - Spooky! Interim uClinux tool release providing the first C++
		support.  Don't talk about the F77 or Java stuff. It is just
		too scary. :-)
	     - For the first time, default builds should work for userland
		programs on uClinux.

2002/09/24:	Tools now based on GCC 3.2 and GDB is explicitly included.

2002/06/20:  - the tools now know about the target libraries and crt0
		There still are things that prevent a default compile
		(something like mips-gcc -o try try.c) from producing
		a usable executable. I know how to get there, but it
		will take some time.

2002/06/16:  - libgcc now works in all environments. Significantly, this
		means that "long long" can now be used.
	     - GCC is now based on the released gcc-3.1 compiler
	     - binutils is now based on the released binutils-2.12.1
	     - the tools know about the target include files
