I've noticed that the most recent mingw32-binutils package is in fact
using upstream binutils (it's shipped separately by mingw.org, but it
is identical to gnu.org binutils). So the diagram should look like
this:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
mingw32- mingw64- darwinx-
------------------------------------------------------------------------
filesystem filesystem filesystem
binutils <--- ? ---> binutils odcctools
(from upstream) (from upstream) (from Apple)
gcc <--- ? ---> gcc gcc
(from upstream) (from upstream) (from Apple)
w32api headers headers
(from mingw) (from mw64) (from Apple)
runtime runtime -
(from mingw) (from mw64)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Which raises also the possibility of combining mingw32-binutils and
mingw64-binutils together (as well as mingw32-gcc and mingw64-gcc as
mentioned in the previous email).
Rich.
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