The latest release features improved Cell/B.E. performance and support for the IBM Cell/B.E. SDK 3.1.

CodeSourcery's initial release supports Renesas Technology's SH4A and SH4AL-DSP processors for GNU/Linux targets.

Sourcery G++ is now available in Luminary Micro's new Stellaris DK-LM3S9B96 development kit.

CodeSourcery has released a new version of Sourcery G++ for ARM, ColdFire, fido, MIPS, Power, Stellaris and x86 targets, featuring improved performance and ease-of-use.

CodeSourcery is honored for its presentation on Scalable SAR for the Cell/B.E. with Sourcery VSIPL++.

TriPeaks will resell Sourcery G++ as part of its embedded Linux solution.

CodeSourcery has released Sourcery G++ 4.3 for ARM, ColdFire, fido, MIPS, Power, Stellaris and x86 processors, featuring the most up-to-date GNU Toolchain available.

CodeSourcery's high performance signal- and image-processing library now supports the VSIPL API as well as the VSIPL++ API.

The latest version, featuring improved performance on the Cortex-A8 processor, is now available in Professional, Personal, and Lite Editions.

Sourcery G++ is honored as a cutting edge and design-practical software product for the embedded industry.

Air Force praises Sourcery VSIPL++ as "technology with outstanding potential for Air Force and DoD."

CodeSourcery has released its latest version of Sourcery G++ for ARM, ColdFire, fido, MIPS, Power, Stellaris and x86 processors.

Sourcery G++ is now available in the Lantronix Evolution OS Development Kit for MatchPort AR.

CodeSourcery's optimized implementation of the VSIPL++ API now runs even faster on IA32 and Power systems.

CodeSourcery has been selected to design extensions to Sourcery VSIPL++ for next generation multi-core processors.

CodeSourcery's latest release, including GCC 4.2.1 and improved optimization for E500, is now available.

CodeSourcery's latest release, including support for ColdFire V1 and TBLCF debugging support is now available.

CodeSourcery's latest release, including substantially smaller code for Thumb-2 and an update to GCC 4.2.1, is now available.

Sourcery G++ is now available in Luminary Micro's Stellaris LM3S1968 and LM3S8962 evaluation kits.

ACCESS has incorporated components of CodeSourcery’s Sourcery G++ for the ARM architecture into the ACCESS Linux Platform SDK and PDK.

CodeSourcery will port its high-performance signal- and image-processing toolkit to the Cell Broadband Engine processor.

CodeSourcery's latest release, including support for uClinux and Cortex-M1, is available for free download.

CodeSourcery’s initial release supports Freescale’s entire line of Power Architecture processors.

Sourcery G++ for ARM now supports uClinux and the Cortex-A8, R4, and M1 CPUs. Sourcery G++ for ColdFire adds flash programming and support for additional CPUs and boards.

Sourcery G++ is now available in Luminary Micro's LM3S811 evaluation kits.

CodeSourcery's optimized implementation of the VSIPL++ API now runs substantially faster on Mercury systems and leverages the older C VSIPL API for even greater portability.

Customized versions of Sourcery G++ will be included in Oxford Semiconductor's OXETHU954 kits.

CodeSourcery has released a new version of Sourcery G++ for ColdFire, with support for CCS TAP debugging, semihosting improvements, and more.

CodeSourcery and its partners are developing a small footprint version of the GNU C Library (GLIBC).

Lineo Solutions will include Sourcery G++ in future releases of Linux ELITE.

CodeSourcery's latest ARM toolchains include autovectorization for NEON.

CodeSourcery has developed technology that helps MIPS applications start 45% faster.

CodeSourcery presented Sourcery VSIPL++ to Lockheed-Martin and its customers. CodeSourcery was one of just nine innovative small businesses selected by Lockheed-Martin.

Sourcery G++ Personal Edition is included in every Innovasic Fido 1100 Evaluation Kit.

CodeSourcery's implementation of the open-standard VSIPL++ API now runs on Microsoft Windows, supports Mercury's Parallel Acceleration System, and delivers better performance on all platforms.

Dr. Dobb's Journal has published an article about the VSIPL++ API written by Mark Mitchell, CodeSourcery's Chief Sourcerer.

The United States Air Force Research Laboratory has awarded CodeSourcery an extension of its VSIPL++ contract.

CodeSourcery has released Sourcery G++ for ColdFire GNU/Linux targets. Updated releases for ColdFire ELF and ColdFire uClinux are also available.

CodeSourcery's VSIPL++ implementation now supports Mercury MCOE.

CodeSourcery's 2006-Q1 release of the GNU Toolchain for ARM is now available.

CodeSourcery toolchains are now available for Luminary Micro Stellaris microcontrollers.

CodeSourcery will soon be providing toolchains for ColdFire® processors.

CodeSourcery's high-performance implementation of the VSIPL++ API is now available!

Are you a student interested in compiler development? Become a Sourcerer's Apprentice!

CodeSourcery's 2005-Q3 release of the GNU Toolchain for ARM is now available.

CodeSourcery is actively looking for Sourcerers interested in working on the GNU Toolchain and VSIPL++.

Sourcery VSIPL++ is a high-performance toolkit for signal- and image-processing applications. A technology preview release is now available.

CodeSourcery has released a new version of its QMTest software testing tool.

CodeSourcery's 2005-Q1 release of the GNU Toolchain for ARM is now available.

CodeSourcery is as an official ARM partner.

Version 1.0 of the VSIPL++ specification is now available.

CodeSourcery's 2004-Q3 release of the GNU Toolchain for ARM is now available.

CodeSourcery's 2005-Q1 release of the GNU Toolchain for ARM will include support for GNU/Linux, GLIBC (including NPTL/TLS), and GDB (including support for RDI).

CodeSourcery and ARM will be making a joint presentation at the 2004 ARM Developer's Conference. The conference is located in Santa Clara, CA. The presentation will occur on October 19th.

CodeSourcery has been selected by ARM, Ltd. to produce binary packages of the GNU Toolchain for ARM processors. The 2004-Q1A release is now available. This release, based on GCC 3.4, contains partial support for the ARM EABI.

Mark Mitchell, CodeSourcery's Chief Sourcerer, has announced the release of GCC 3.4.0. Mitchell has managed every official Free Software Foundation release of GCC since GCC 3.0 in February, 2001. This new version of GCC contains numerous CodeSourcery improvements, including a new C++ parser.