gcc-3.3.2 is supposed to be release in early October. Since the last snapshot in Debian, at least one wrong-code-gen bug and one regression reported to the Debian BTS is fixed upstream (besides 10 other regressions).
Although the toolchain packages are frozen, I want to update the gcc-3.3 packages towards the final 3.3.2 release, to release with a released upstream compiler once the current gcc-3.3 packages have been moved to testing. Please let me know, if there are arguments against this procedure. Thanks, Matthias
