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EDG C++ front-end goes public
On September 30, 2026, EDG's C++ front end went open source, with The C++ Alliance as its nonprofit home. What changes for EDG users, how to contribute, and where to follow the work.
EDG C++ front-end now allows community contributions and funding for larger features.
Community can submit bug fixes and new features as pull requests.
Reviewers evaluate changes before merging them into the EDG codebase.
Bug fixes are published immediately by EDG developers.
Larger features can be funded by the community for release to everyone at the same time.
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Bug fixes and new features from EDG users, submitted as pull requests. Reviewers, who are initially experienced EDG developers, evaluate the changes. Once approved, these changes are merged into the EDG codebase.
Bug fixes and maintenance by the Alliance's EDG developers are published immediately.
To support the EDG community, the Alliance will provide a way for larger features to be developed and funded by the community. In this way, organizations can support the development of larger features financially rather than committing their developers to the development of these features. Once a feature is funded, it is released to everyone at the same time.
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