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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 › r › cpp_questionsWhat is the difference between different mingw versions?

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   As far as I'm aware 64-bit versions of g++ only use a scheme based on SEH, Windows' own low level exception handling, so the differences are mainly of historic interest. Well, unless you have to use a 32-bit version, in which case go for SJLJ as most generally safe, though not fastest. 4. Reply. Award.

3. www.youtube.com › watchMSYS2 - GCC/MinGW on Windows (C/C++ Development) - YouTube

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   Nov 11, 2022 · In this video I demonstrate how to install and setup MSYS2 on Windows. We install GCC and compile a small C++ program for Windows. We also look at installing...

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4. 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 ...

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

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   Jan 12, 2024 · Adding MSYS2 tools to your path (option 1: Graphical Method) Right-click on ‘This PC’ or ‘My Computer’ on your desktop or in File Explorer, then choose ‘Properties’. Click on ...

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 · 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.

   c++ - Difference between the windows installation of minGW64 and the

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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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   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...

   c++ - Why are Cygwin and MinGW necessary? - Stack Overflow

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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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   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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   What is the difference between MSYS2 and Cygwin?

   • MSYS is a fork of Cygwin, but it drops some of the POSIX compatibility efforts. Instead it mostly aims to allow creating native Windows program. But - they will still be dependent on a MSYS DLL being present. MSYS2 is just a more recent and active version of the less active MSYS. Is this all true? If it is, here is what I want to validate:

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

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8. superuser.com › questions › 1648564mingw - Difference between msys2.exe and mingw64.exe in MSYS ...

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   May 12, 2021 · Specifically, the difference between MSYS (msys2.exe) and MINGW64 (mingw64.exe) is that MSYS has the Cygwin C standard library and MINGW64 has the MSVCRT (Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime) C standard library. The documentation says: "If you are unsure, go with UCRT64." UCRT64 is another environment similar to MINGW64, but UCRT64 uses the UCRT ...