Follow-up Comment #13, bug#64806 (group make):
It would be helpful to understand which code cause the "Error 130" message to
be displayed, so as to allow interpreting that error, which might give us some
hint about what's going on. If 130 is a value obtained from GetLastError,
then its meaning sounds strange for what Make does (something about using a
wrong handle for an open disk partition?).
By the way, I doubt that mingw32-make.exe is a 32-bit program. All MSYS2
ports are nowadays 64-bit programs, regardless of the fact that the program
says it was built for Windows32. But that is not important. Th real
difference between make for pc-msys and mingw32-make is that only the latter
uses the mutex for synchronization, the pc-msys port uses a method similar to
the one used on GNU/Linux.
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