On 16.5.2012 17:40, Joe Burmeister wrote:
> Even if you use "--host=mingw32" you see the same problem as with
> "--host=i586-mingw32" below.
> Only "--host=i586-mingw32msvc" builds and only if you do that one
> character fix to make the offending line match the wild cards of other
> parts that also refer to mingw32.
>
> The name must match what the mingw executables are called, and for me at
> least, that's "i586-mingw32msvc".
Whoever is releasing Ubuntu's cross-compiler should really migrate away
from i586-mingw32msvc naming. I haven't seen that in years and it really
should be deprecated.
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