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1. stackoverflow.com › questions › 43311621C: Correct Way to Statically / Dynamically Link with MinGW-w64

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   The cygming files (for Cygwin and MinGW) are common to MinGW, MinGW-w64, and both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Cygwin. Therefore, this is true for all ports of the GCC binutils to Windows. Why does the MinGW / MinGW-w64 linker handle .lib then? In principle, the GCC binutils' linker won't recognize a .lib as a static library.

2. www.dynamsoft.com › mingw-gcc-link-msvc-dllHow to Link MSVC DLLs with MinGW GCC in Windows

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   Aug 1, 2023 · In the case of MinGW GCC, the DLL files in the bin folder are linked. Conversely, for MSVC, we link the LIB files in the lib folder.. We can look to the header files of Dynamsoft Barcode Reader v9.6.20 for guidance in defining the C API in the bridge.h file. The advantage of this approach is to maintain the API design consistent with that of v9 ...

3. www.reddit.com › there_are_no_file_in_mingw_64_binThere are no file in minGW 64 Bin : r/C_Programming - Reddit

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   In the end, it just turned out that I didnt follow the entire installation steps. After installing minGW, the command line thingy opened and you just have to run pacman -Syu, follow the prompts, open it up again and run pacman -Syu once again, and finally pacman -S --needed base-devel mingw-w64-x86_64-toolchain to get the files in the bin folder

4. nullprogram.com › blog › 2021/05/31How to build and use DLLs on Windows - null program

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   May 31, 2021 · This can be helpful when debugging. It also works outside of Windows, such as on Linux. By the way, the output format is no accident: This is the .def file format , which will be particularly useful in a moment. Mingw-w64 has a gendef tool to produce the above output, and this tool is now included in w64devkit. To print the exports to standard ...

5. superuser.com › questions › 1121913windows - How do we install new libraries for c++ mingw ...

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   Sep 7, 2016 · This version is the Win32 DLL for console with Unicode. Copy the extracted files to the following folders: pdcurses.lib to MingW's /lib folder; curses.h and panel.h to MingW's /include folder; pdcures.dll to MingW's /bin folder; Test. Example command using PDCurses to compile the file checkthis.c: gcc checkthis.c -o checkthis -lpdcurses

6. blog.didierstevens.com › 2018/08/28 › quickpostQuickpost: Compiling DLLs with MinGW on Windows

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   Aug 28, 2018 · MinGW is not only available on Kali, of course, but also on Windows. Compiling a DLL is very similar. MinGW is installed in folder C:\msys64 on my machine. To compile 64-bit executables, you need to start the 64-bit shell first: launch C:\msys64\mingw64.exe. Then you can compile the DLL: gcc -shared -o DemoDll-x64.dll DemoDll.cpp

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   Can I link directly to a DLL in MinGW?

   • In the past there were issues in MinGW with direct linking to *.dll, so it was advised to create a static library lib*.a with exported symbols from *.dll and link against it instead. The link to this MinGW wiki page is now dead, so I assume that it should be fine to link directly against *.dll now.

   Static and Dynamic/Shared Linking with MinGW - Stack Overflow

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   Does MinGW-w64 need a DLL / Lib?

   • MinGW-w64 is a Windows port of the GNU compiler tools (GCC, etc.). Pre-compiled binaries for Windows are .dll (dynamic linking) / .lib (static linking). However, MinGW-w64 uses the GNU compiler tools, it would follow that .so / .a binaries are required. What I've Found:

   windows - C: Correct Way to Statically / Dynamically Link with MinGW

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   Does MinGW-w64 work outside of Windows?

   • It also works outside of Windows, such as on Linux. By the way, the output format is no accident: This is the .def file format (also), which will be particularly useful in a moment. Mingw-w64 has a gendef tool to produce the above output, and this tool is now included in w64devkit. To print the exports to standard output:

   How to build and use DLLs on Windows - null program

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   How do I build a DLL with MSVC and MinGW-w64?

   • Going the other way, building a DLL with MSVC and linking it with Mingw-w64, is nearly as easy as the pure Mingw-w64 case, though it requires that all exports are tagged with dllexport. The /LD (case sensitive) is just like GCC’s -shared. cl outputs three files: square.dll, square.lib, and square.exp.

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   Does MinGW W64 work on Linux?

   • Also, for GCC on MinGW targets, you have .a for archive libraries (like Linux does) and .dll for dynamic libraries (like Windows does). Despite the name, MinGW-w64 compiles for 32-bit by default. (You can choose 64-bit version of it manually in the installer.) From my experience, MinGW-w64 works more or less like plain MinGW.

   windows - C: Correct Way to Statically / Dynamically Link with MinGW

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   What's the difference between MinGW / MinGW-w64 and dynamic-link library?

   • On Windows, MinGW / MinGW-w64's port uses Microsoft C runtime (msvcrt.dll) , so it obeys Windows OS linker rules. Dynamic-link library (or DLL) is Microsoft's implementation of the shared library concept in the Microsoft Windows and OS/2 operating systems. -- From Wikipedia So, to dynamically link libraries you'll use the file extension:

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8. www.codeproject.com › Articles › 84461MinGW Static and Dynamic Libraries - CodeProject

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   Jun 4, 2010 · I strongly suggest that you set the Windows environmental path to the MinGW directory. This allows you to call the MinGW GCC compiler from any directory on your computer. On Windows 7, it is right click on My Computer->Properties->Advanced->Environmental Variables and add the MinGW directory to the PATH, or simply type this into cmd.exe: