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Brian Drummond <brian@shapes.demon.co.uk> writes:

> Perhaps a starting point is to GPL any testcases we submit against
> (FSF or GPL) Gnat, so that they can become part of the public
> record. (I understand that commercial bug reports against commercial
> compilers will be treated differently!)

There are (some) test cases posted on the GCC Bugzilla, ie against FSF
GCC. Test cases posted to report@adacore.com aren't made public, even
for reports against GNAT GPL, though there'd be nothing to prevent the
author doing so if appropriate.