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Re: Fwd: Re: make bug 3523436
by Joe Burmeister-2
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On 17/05/12 10:03, Keith Marshall wrote:
> On 17 May 2012 09:37, Joe Burmeister wrote:
>> If there is a debate about the mingw naming, a compromise would be to
>> fix lines as they come up to support both camps, but not actively hunt them.
> There is no debate. This project is concerned with an OS designated as
> mingw32; you need a cross compiler which builds for that[*]. Your cross
> compiler builds for an OS designated as mingw32msvc; we don't maintain
> any such OS. If you wish to effect changes WRT the mingw32msvc OS, then
> you should direct your concerns to the owners/maintainers of that OS;
> you will not find them here.
>
> [*] FWIW, I routinely build all of my contributions to MinGW.org by
> cross compiling on a LinuxMint -- a Debian/Ubuntu derivative -- host;
> my cross compiler builds for mingw32, NOT for mingw32msvc. (Yes, I did
> build it myself, from source, because LinuxMint doesn't offer a ready
> built cross compiler for the mingw32 OS which we support).
>
The maintainers of mingw32msvc don't build make like this.
Anyway, had a look and does indeed look like Debain is moving away from
mingw32msvc name at the same time as they are supporting MinGW-w64.
Feel I did my due diligence on this and learned some stuff. Cheers for
the info. :-)
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> On 17 May 2012 09:37, Joe Burmeister wrote:
>> If there is a debate about the mingw naming, a compromise would be to
>> fix lines as they come up to support both camps, but not actively hunt them.
> There is no debate. This project is concerned with an OS designated as
> mingw32; you need a cross compiler which builds for that[*]. Your cross
> compiler builds for an OS designated as mingw32msvc; we don't maintain
> any such OS. If you wish to effect changes WRT the mingw32msvc OS, then
> you should direct your concerns to the owners/maintainers of that OS;
> you will not find them here.
>
> [*] FWIW, I routinely build all of my contributions to MinGW.org by
> cross compiling on a LinuxMint -- a Debian/Ubuntu derivative -- host;
> my cross compiler builds for mingw32, NOT for mingw32msvc. (Yes, I did
> build it myself, from source, because LinuxMint doesn't offer a ready
> built cross compiler for the mingw32 OS which we support).
>
The maintainers of mingw32msvc don't build make like this.
Anyway, had a look and does indeed look like Debain is moving away from
mingw32msvc name at the same time as they are supporting MinGW-w64.
Feel I did my due diligence on this and learned some stuff. Cheers for
the info. :-)
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threat landscape has changed and how IT managers can respond. Discussions
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