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LLVM 23.1 shipped, and one of its changes is silent
Clang 23.1 landed on 25 August with partial expansion statements, modules dependency discovery, and a batch of core-issue fixes. It also elides more dead stores than 22 did, which is the one change that alters behaviour without saying anything at build time.
GCC 16.2 is out, LLVM 23.1 is nearly there, MSVC is still finishing C++23
GCC 16.2 shipped on 7 August with more than a hundred regression fixes and no new features. LLVM 23.1 reached its third release candidate on 12 August and has not shipped. MSVC has no C++26 date. If you want to write C++26 today, the practical answer remains GCC, and this is where each toolchain actually stands.