Version 3.3.3 of the GNU Compiler Collection was announced today, following the earlier 3.3.2 [story] by about 4 months. Gabriel Dos Reis says:

"This release is primarily a bug-fix release and the most recent release in the GCC-3.3.x series. In addition to an impressive list of bugs that have been fixed, it also contains some minor features."

The changelog lists four new minor features, "suport for --with-sysroot, support for automatic detection of executable stacks, support for SSE3 instructions, and support for local thread storage debugging under GDB on S390". Download this new release from a GCC mirror site. Read on for the full announcement.