This is the current major release series. The PVA network protocol is provided by the original pvAccessCPP and helper modules including the QSRV1 server, but many sites are now using the PVXS reimplementation which provides QSRV2. The IOC parts (including libCom, Record and Device Support, Database and Channel Access) have continued developments since the 3.15 and 3.16 releases and need the usual care when migrating applications. Please check the release notes.
Point Releases
Each released minor version has its own page containing links to its documentation and the relevant files in the software download area. Released versions may have subsequent patch releases, which are documented under their parent version number.
EPICS 7.0.11 (October 2026)
EPICS 7.0.10 (February 2026)
EPICS 7.0.9 (February 2025)
EPICS 7.0.8 (December 2023 – June 2024)
EPICS 7.0.7 (September 2022)
EPICS 7.0.6 (July 2021)
EPICS 7.0.5 (March 2021)
EPICS 7.0.4 (May – August 2020)
EPICS 7.0.3 (July – November 2019)
EPICS 7.0.2 (December 2018 – April 2019)
EPICS 7.0.1 (December 2017)
Host Platforms
- GNU/Linux on Intel, PowerPC or ARM
- MacOS X (Darwin) on Intel and Apple ARM
- MS Windows on x86 or x64 using MS Visual Studio or MinGW
IOC Target Platforms
- GNU/Linux on Intel, PowerPC or ARM
- MacOS X (Darwin) on Intel and Apple ARM
- MS Windows on x86 or x64
- RTEMS releases from 4.9.x through 7 on various CPUs
- vxWorks 6.9 on PowerPC or Intel CPUs
Software Download
Tarfiles of released versions of Base can be retrieved from the Base Download area. This is the recommended method for most users as the released versions have been tested and documented.
The source code for all branches of Base can be obtained using git from https://github.com/epics-base/epics-base.git but note that from 7.0 we have been using git submodules for the PVA modules to be downloaded (automatically) from GitHub. To check out the 7.0 branch use these commands:
git clone --recursive -b 7.0 https://github.com/epics-base/epics-base.git base-7.0
cd base-7.0
Continuous Integration
The latest code from the 7.0 series gets built and tested on various operating systems whenever changes are committed to the Git branch.