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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 · 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.

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

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   TL;DR: should I ditch the above and stick to clang? If yes what is the cost? Which IDE to have flexible compiler support, linter and basic decent editing power (and maybe cmake easier integration tho I know that's probably be a paid one)? Basically I use Qt as IDE, that is provided in Msys2.

3. www.reddit.com › r › C_ProgrammingMSVC vs MinGW vs Clang for Windows in 2020? - Reddit

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   What is your intended target platform? And what does your everyday computer use? I have two workstations, one is a FreeBSD box and the other Windows 10. I run Ubuntu 20_04 under WSL for doing embedded development. I do all of my development from Visual Studio using CMake.

4. www.reddit.com › k0gelm › what_are_msys2_and_mingwWhat are MSYS2 and MinGW? : r/learnprogramming - Reddit

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   MinGW is basically a port of gcc (and a few other compilers) to Windows, along with a few utilities you typically use alongside gcc. It is focused on being an open replacement for compiling software for Windows.

5. medium.com › @michael › bringing-gnu-linuxBringing GNU / Linux Tools to Windows w/ MSYS2 - Medium

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   Jan 12, 2024 · Learn how to integrate powerful GNU/Linux tools into Windows with MSYS2. This guide covers MSYS2 installation, usage, and benefits for seamless cross-platform development.

6. 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 · A 64-bit GCC build environment (MinGW64) If you want to build software using 64-bit tools, you launch this shell. Note: You can build compile 32-bit binaries with 64-bit tools. This article shows you how to install MSys2 and how to use it for development. Set up a “Home” This step is optional, but highly recommended.

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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 GCC (MinGW) or MSYS2?

   • I would go with gcc (MinGW) or clang. If you combine it with MSyS2, you get nearly a linux-like environment. There is no reason to use MSVC, except you have to. It's a bloated compiler (Like some GBs of installation), not supporting newer C than C99 IIRC, and it is nearly unusable from the commandline

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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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   What is MinGW & how does it work?

   • MinGW is basically a port of gcc (and a few other compilers) to Windows, along with a few utilities you typically use alongside gcc. It is focused on being an open replacement for compiling software for Windows. Included, for example, are the headers needed to use the Win32 API.

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   Is MSYS compatible with Cygwin?

   • MSYS must be used in conjunction with the native MinGW (-w64) tools, it is not Cygwin and you cannot easily extend MSYS. So "MinGW (-w64)" often refers to the whole Free Windows GNU Toolchain (native or a cross-compiler running on top of Cygwin), although strictly speaking it is only the headers and libraries.

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

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   GCC vs LLVM/Clang. These are the default compilers/toolchains used for building all packages in the respective repositories. GCC based environments: Widely tested/used at this point; While there also exists a Clang package in the MINGW environments, that one still uses the GNU linker and the GNU C++ library.