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  • Announcing the GPU notification group and Linker Working Area

    The Rust compiler team announces a GPU-target notification group for vendor experts helping diagnose GPU backend issues, plus a Linker working area to integrate alternative linkers such as Wild and to field linker questions, with Zulip streams and signup via rust-lang/team.

    Announcement · Rust · Compilers · Open Source · Announcements

    1 min · 295 words

  • Dynamic Packages for Free Pascal and Lazarus

    The getlazarus.org maintainer announces the first release of full dynamic package support for the Free Pascal Compiler and Lazarus IDE, letting components and plugins be built as shared libraries and installed without rebuilding the IDE, and covers restrictions, runtime changes, IDE improvements and how to help.

    Announcement · Programming · Programming Languages · Open Source · Compilers

    5 min · 1,157 words

  • Another step towards Elm 1.0

    Evan Czaplicki announces Elm 0.19.3, the second incremental release on the road to an end-to-end Elm experience with Acadia, outlining the rough roadmap for upcoming releases and the compiler infrastructure work aimed at making it correct by construction.

    Announcement · Elm · Programming Languages · Compilers · Functional Programming

    8 min · 1,737 words

  • EDG C++ front-end goes public

    01 Fiscal sponsorship Receive and manage donations on behalf of EDG. The EDG open source transition On September 30, 2026, the source for EDG's C++ front end goes public, and The C++ Alliance becomes its nonprofit home. Same engine, same standards, professionally maintained, and open to contributions. Continuity is the point. This is a change of steward, not a change of course.

    Announcement · C++ · Open Source · Compilers · Programming

    3 min · 730 words