Erik van Pienbroek <[email protected]> writes: > David Rysdam schreef op ma 23-02-2015 om 09:32 [-0500]: >> I have a project I want to cross compile for Win64 from my Linux >> machine (x86_64 CentOS 6.5 eventually, but x86_64 Debian 7 for the >> below test). For reasons, life will be much better and easier for me >> if I compile the toolchain from source. (I know that on Debian I can >> apt-get install, but I'm testing the compile instructions here >> before I move elsewhere.) > > You could save yourself a lot of trouble and headaches by trying out > the large collection of mingw packages which are already available in > the CentOS 6 EPEL repository. It's as easy as 'yum install mingw32- > gcc' to get the mingw-w64 compiler installed for the win32 target. For > more information see https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/MinGW/Tutorial
I saw that in there and deduced from the name that it was actually the original mingw fork. It's nice to know that's not true. I did start with that just to make sure mingw was going to help me out and I managed to compile some underlying tools and determined that I wanted to go forward. However, I don't want a win32 target, so I'm not clear how that helps me in the long run.
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