EDG's C++ front end became open source on September 30, 2026, with The C++ Alliance serving as its nonprofit home. The professionally maintained compiler engine will accept community contributions through three tracks: user-submitted pull requests, ongoing maintenance by Alliance developers, and collectively funded features, all released simultaneously to a single public repository.
EDG's C++ front-end source code becomes public on September 30, 2026, with The C++ Alliance serving as its nonprofit home. The 30-year-old compiler engine will operate as an open source project accepting community contributions while maintaining professional quality through three development tracks: user pull requests, Alliance maintenance, and collectively funded features.