The following Wind River compilers are supported:
Wind River GCC 4.8.x
- Compiler acronym: wrgcc_4_8
- Host OS: Windows, Linux
- Supported practices: Full support
- Support level: Extended
Wind River Diab 5.9.x
- Compiler acronym: diab_5_9
- Host OS: Windows, Linux
- Supported practices: Full support
- Support level: Extended
Wind River Clang 8.0.x
- Compiler acronym: wrclang_8_0
- Host OS: Windows, Linux
- Supported practices: Full support
- Support level: Extended
Additional Notes
- C++20 features are not supported.
- Clang is a multi-target compiler. This configuration only supports the x86_64 architecture and is not suitable for any other target.
Additional Information
- GCC and EGCS compilers: See GCC Support for details on GCC support and a list of unsupported GCC compiler extensions.
Deprecated Compilers
The following compiler configurations are now deprecated:
Wind River GCC 3.4.x
- Compiler acronym: wrgcc_3_4
- Host OS: Windows, Linux
- Supported practices: Full support
- Support level: Extended
Wind River GCC 3.3.x
- Compiler acronym: wrgcc_3_3
- Host OS: Windows
- Supported practices: Full support
- Support level: Extended
- GCC 3.3.x for VxWorks 653 is supported for static analysis only.
Wind River GCC 4.1.x
- Compiler acronym: wrgcc_4_1
- Host OS: Windows, Linux
- Supported practices: Full support
- Support level: Extended
Wind River GCC 4.3.x
Compiler acronym: wrgcc_4_3
- Host OS: Windows, Linux
- Supported practices: Full support
- Support level: Extended
Wind River Diab 5.7.x
- Compiler acronym: diab_5_7
- Host OS: Windows, Linux
- Supported practices: Full support
- Support level: Extended
Wind River Diab 5.8.x
- Compiler acronym: diab_5_8
- Host OS: Windows, Linux
- Supported practices: Full support
- Support level: Extended
About Support Levels
- Extended: Support has been validated with extended testing and is approved for use in safety-critical software development.
- Standard: Support has been validated with standard testing and is approved for use in non-safety critical software development.
