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Originally Posted by maddinat0r I thought about this and I still haven't really decided. I'd have to move the R39 code into a new repository to not pollute the releases of the main repository (people would get confused if they'd see a R39-8, then a R41 and after that a R39-7 release). R39 is also pretty much stable as it is, so I'm not sure if there'd even be any kind of fixes afterwards. And keeping track of two versions is bothersome too, I'd rather focus on one and make sure it runs perfectly.

I have thought about this as well. I don't think that it will be much of a problem. Those who end up at GitHub actually read. Most of the people that can't read use R6 or R7 from the original post for some reason.

What could be done in the R40+ branch is to add a check to it, that if you have GCC 4.8+ it will continue, if the person does not have GCC 4.8+ it will show the message asking for them to update their GCC or use R39-*.