SUSE: GCC and GSoC in OpenSUSE/SLES
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SLES 12 Toolchain Update Brings new Developer Tools
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 Updates Its Developer Toolchain to GCC 7
SUSE's Andreas Jaeger writes in a blog post about the updated toolchain of the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 operating system and the new developer tools it brings.
The article notes the fact that with the release of GNU Compiler Collection 7, the GCC team brought numerous improvements for developers, including better diagnostics, DWARF 5 support, as well as support for the C++ 17 standard.
GCC 7 also contains improved optimization passes and takes advantage of some of the features of modern processors, and now it is available to all SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 customers with an active subscription.
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Become a Google Summer of Code Mentor for openSUSE
The application period for organizations wanting to participate in the Google Summer of Code is now and the openSUSE project is once again looking for mentors who are willing to put forth projects to mentor GSoC students.
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