mingw-w64

i do hope you gurus out there can help, im trying to install a program on windows 7, tiny7, which says it cant find the noted dll, i copied the said file fron fix4dll and others but it still seems to fail. one site had numrous file with diferent md5 associates but no guide how to choose. ive trid registering the dll via regsvr32 but it cant find the dllregserver, so not valid. it is a 32 bit system. when i checked the exe with dllist etc. it fid hsow this was a problem. any help would be appreci...

Thanks for the response. I am following below wiki available at MinGW-w64 FAQ section - Compiling a Multilib Toolchain For native windows builds you need to use here junction points https://sourceforge.net/p/mingw-w64/wiki2/Answer%20Multilib%20Toolchain/ I tried replacing /d switch (creates a symbolic directory link) with -/j switch (creates a directory junction) but the results are same. Any further guidance...

whoa dude way wrong group for this. msys2 maybe? bash on windows is...problematic when running windows native cmd commands with the quote and slash requirements. btw symlinks on windows just are not a thing. administrator ptivileges to create true junctions...etc. don't bother wasting your time.

I would appreciate if someone can help me with below script as I am failing to make it work. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23#!/bin/sh directory=/c/Temp ar='mpfr-4.0.2.tar.xz' cd "${directory}" && tar -xf "${ar}" linkname="${ar%-*}" target="${directory}/${ar%.tar*}/" # Uncommenting below line creates a valid symlink in Windows 7 from Msys2; screen attached # cmd //c 'mklink /d mpfr c:\temp\mpfr-4.0.2' # However if I try same with variables, single quote prevents the substitution...

Hi I try to build libSDL2.a library from SDL2.dll. I create def file (def file is correct) from dll and then .a file: dlltool -d SDL2.def -l libSDL2.a Copy libSDL2.a to lib directory. So far so good. But when I try to build the simplest program : ... int main(){ SDL_Init(SDL_INIT_VIDEO); return 0; } with : gcc -lSDL2 a.c -o a.exe I got linker error: undefined reference to 'SDL_Init'. I know what this means and indeed, in the file libSDL2.a I have got function '__imp_SDL_Init' not 'SDL_init'. Somebody...

headers: define various *_EPSILON in float.h.

This is the file you should have downloaded I humbly suggest you don't install just MinGW-W64 though. Instead install MSYS2. It will install mingw-w64 while providing a tree and packages for mingw 32-bit in case you need it. You will also get a terminal shell.

I downloaded mingw-w64-v7.0.0. I don't see any obvious README, INSTALL, or other instructions. It also seems to be the source, not binaries. Are there install instructions for this package?

headers: Update imported headers to current Wine version.

headers: Import dxva.h from Wine.