Hi You can do a fresh install of openSUSE and run the included procedure to install the needed MingW environment and most of the needed dependencies. mingw-configure and mingw-make will be installed in that process.
The way it is used is calling mingw32-configure instead of ./configure mingw32-make instead of make the same for mingw64. Stay safe . Op ma 4 jan. 2021 om 12:18 schreef John Darrington < j...@darrington.wattle.id.au>: > All I can say is that I have performed cross build targeting mingw many, > many, > many times in the last few weeks using the standard method of building, > and I > have not encountered any serious issues. Certainly nothing like the ones > that > both you and Fritz have encountered using these wrappers. > > So it seems reasonable to me, to suspect that these wrappers are relevant > to > the problem. I don't have these wrappers. If someone can give me access > to > them, then perhaps I can try to pinpoint the problem a little more > precisely. > > Until then, I would urge anyone trying to cross build for mingw (or any > other > platform) to use the standard method described in the INSTALL file, since > that > is what we recommend and what has always worked, and is the GNU standard. > > J' > > > On Mon, Jan 04, 2021 at 11:27:56AM +0100, Harry Thijssen wrote: > > It seems a bit bold to me to state that the developers of Mingw on > openSUSE > release macros for calling Mingw with incorrect flags. Especially as > this > always worked. > > The current situation is that the source of PSPP and the routines of > Mingw, > as released on openSUSE, are incompatible. I don't know if this can > be > solved and I am far from sure I can solve it. Especially as the > configure > for cross-compiling triggers a native build looks to me as a problem. > > I would prefer the option as Fritz suggested or a pre-condition of a > native > current PSPP build which can be called for cross-compiling. > > I think these problems will disappear, if the pspp is built in the way > > recommended in the > > INSTALL file. Just make sure the build and source directories are > not the > > same. > > > > If someone wants to work on this, I am happy to support him/here with > my > knowledge. > > Stay safe >
prepare_win.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
