# GCC 16.1 milestones

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## Goals for 15.1

We need to prioritize and milestone-ize what is absolutely *needed* for compiling `core` and `RfL`. For example, [Issue 2032](https://github.com/Rust-GCC/gccrs/issues/2732) concerns invalid Rust code that should be checked against, but that is not present in either `core` or `RfL` as these two projects only contain *valid* Rust code - hence, it is low priority and will not appear on this document.

### Rust for Linux

We want to be able to provide an experimentation platform for RfL developers. This means that the compiler may not be completely able to compile RfL, but at least able to be experimented with.

This requires `core` support.

### `core` support

Supporting the entire `core` library is necessary in order to be useful for the RfL project, as well as the rest of the ecosystem. This will enable us to start looking at the `alloc` crate, another crate used by the RfL project, as well as the rest of `std` for regular userland Rust code.