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Just checked the DistroWatch page for Gentoo. It says that the gcc version is 3.4.6 in both Gentoo stable and unstable. That seems a bit old, since even Debian stable (that was released a year ago) has gcc version 4.1.1. Maybe the DistroWatch page is not quite up-to-date?
Not quite!
No, I can't even remember when I used 3.4.6 the last time :3
Just checked the DistroWatch page for Gentoo. It says that the gcc version is 3.4.6 in both Gentoo stable and unstable.
That's wrong. The stable version is 4.1.2, the unstable version is 4.2.3 and 4.3.0 is also on the tree, for the Indiana Jones type of user.
Check here: http://packages.gentoo.org/package/sys-devel/gcc
Yeah, I know that the package version tracking for different distros on DistroWatch is automatically generated by some scripts, and sometimes they fail to get the accurate data.
Thanks WereCatf and Sodki for providing more up-to-date info. I thought it would be strange for a source-based distro like Gentoo to use an old version of gcc. 





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Just checked the DistroWatch page for Gentoo. It says that the gcc version is 3.4.6 in both Gentoo stable and unstable. That seems a bit old, since even Debian stable (that was released a year ago) has gcc version 4.1.1. Maybe the DistroWatch page is not quite up-to-date?