Understanding GCC Development Versions, Front Ends, and Libraries

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I would like to understand the development of Gcc.  Gcc is released 
under some version (latest being GCC 15.1 released 2025-04-25.

But I also see there are still others being released 
(GCC 12.5 released [2025-07-11]
GCC 13.4 released [2025-06-05]
GCC 14.3 released [2025-05-23])

What are those?  

Gcc icludes front ends for C, C++, Objective-C, Fortran, Ada, Go, 
D, Modula-2, and COBOL as well as libraries for these languages 
(libstdc++,...).  Do the front ends and libraries have version numbers
as well.  How do things work out?






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