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1. stackoverflow.com › questions › 61027176How can I simply use pure Mingw GCC after installing MSYS(2)?

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   Apr 4, 2020 · Yes, the mingw-w64 toolchain creates native Windows binaries regardless of which shell you happen to run it from. No. Whether you start MSYS2 via msys2.exe, mingw32.exe, or mingw64.exe, you get a Bash shell with various Linux utilities available like ls, grep, make, and tar. The shell and those utilities use the POSIX emulation provided by msys ...

2. www.reddit.com › should_i_keep_using_mingwmsys2Should I keep using MinGW+Msys2? : r/cpp_questions - Reddit

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   So Msys2 is a charm. Now I suspect that many problems I'm having, such as lack of highres chrono clock, some problems in SDL2, might be due to MinGW posix simulation libs. I'm noob, so I don't know. It seems some projects I rely on, such as SDL2, are ditching, or planing to ditch, support for minGW. I just want to get behind a compiler and don ...

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   I think this really depends on what the goals of your development are. As far as I am aware, I wouldn't think it makes much sense to use both MSYS2 and Scoop to interact with the GCC suite, as Scoop's GCC in the main bucket is also the MinGW port. The ARM compiler provided in extras is similarly also a need that is met by the MSYS2 repos.

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   The "msys2" is intended on building applications that run under the "msys2" shell, and not for general use. The Windows headers that are included by the "msys2" GCC compiler are incompatible with standard Windows headers. As for how to install the compilers, if you literally ask for just "gcc", you get the MSYS2 version of GCC, not the Mingw64 ...

6. www.msys2.org › docs › environmentsEnvironments - MSYS2

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   Environments. MSYS2 comes with different environments and the first thing you have to decide is which one to use. The differences among the environments are mainly environment variables, default compilers/linkers, architecture, system libraries used etc. If you are unsure, go with UCRT64.

7. cadhut.com › 2020/08/02 › how-to-set-up-and-use-msys2How To Set Up And Use MSys2 - CadHut

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   Aug 2, 2020 · Go to the MSys2 Homepage and download the latest installer. Follow their instructions and install it on a short path which has no spaces in it (i.e. not in “ C:\Program Files “). I generally put it in “ C:\Apps\MSys2 “. Keep following their instructions to update the base system. MSys2 Installed.

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   Is there a difference between MinGW and MSYS2?

   • No, there's no particular difference, and you should be able to use your existing compiler if you add it to PATH (directly from the shell, since I think by default it doesn't respect PATH from Windows settings). But why would you? MSYS2 is one of the best MinGW distributions, consistently having an up-to-date GCC version and such.

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   Does mingw64 & MSYS2 have the same compiler environment?

   • It uses "pacman" to do installation and updates. Hope you've memorized the switches. The main problem with that distribution is that there can be confusion as to which shell you need to run to get things done: You'd think that "mingw64" and "msys2" would provide the same C compiler environment, but they do not.

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   Does MSYS2 have a MinGW-w64 toolchain?

   • MSYS2 provides two mingw-w64 toolchains actually: you get a choice of an i686 (32-bit) toolchain which makes native Windows binaries that can run on any Windows computer, or an x86_64 (64-bit) toolchain that makes native Windows binaries that only work on 64-bit Windows. You can install both of these at the same time.

   How can I simply use pure Mingw GCC after installing MSYS(2)?

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   Should I use MSYS2 & scoop to interact with the GCC suite?

   • As far as I am aware, I wouldn't think it makes much sense to use both MSYS2 and Scoop to interact with the GCC suite, as Scoop's GCC in the main bucket is also the MinGW port. The ARM compiler provided in extras is similarly also a need that is met by the MSYS2 repos.

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   Is Cygwin required to use GCC on Windows?

   • GCC is just one of the many C/C++ compilers out there. @Celeritas Cygwin is not required to use GCC on Windows, MinGW (-w64) is (to provide system headers and libraries). It is desirable to have GCC on Windows, because it has better C++11 language support (library is still lacking in view of MSVS2012), fortran, C99 (C11 upcoming) support, etc...

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   What is the difference between mingw-64 and Cygwin?

   • Mingw-64 is just a more recent and better supported version of Mingw that also supports Windows 64 bit. Cygwin, while also including Mingw (?) to support GCC on Windows, provides a POSIX compatibility layer through a DLL that all programs are linked to by default.

   How can I simply use pure Mingw GCC after installing MSYS(2)?

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9. github-wiki-see.page › m › git-for-windowsThe difference between MINGW and MSYS2 - GitHub Wiki SEE

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   Nov 4, 2021 · Git for Windows 2.x (MINGW and MSYS2) Happily, in the meantime the MSYS2 project emerged, and was chosen to be the base of the Git for Windows 2.x. Just like MSys, MSYS2 is a stripped down version of Cygwin, but it is actively kept up-to-date with Cygwin's newest revisions. Thereby it already supports Unicode internally, and it also offers the ...