Thanks a lot Ryan and Ken, both for the clarification about (the lack of relevance for) the warning, and for the situation regarding 10.6
I can confirm my build was successful for mingw-w64 (6.0.0+gcc9.2.0), for both crosscompilers (i686 and x86_64 targets) but both of them compiled as 64bit Mac binaries only (didn’t try neither universal nor 32bit, so I cannot confirm if the issue noted by Ken is still there). Now I really look forward for the mingw-w64 port to be updated to the just released 7.0.0 (I very rarely update mingw-w64 —mind you, my mingw-w64 was still at gcc4.6.3, but the new 7.0.0 release notes talk about significant “math fixes”... which looks like a good reason for updating, although OTOH it seems strange that there have been math bugs in mingw-w64 for so many years, maybe they are not that important, I don’t know). Kind regards, and thanks a lot for your work in MacPorts, César El El mar, 19 nov 2019 a las 5:56, Ken Cunningham < [email protected]> escribió: > > It is interesting that you were able to build > i686-w64-mingw32-gcc-bootstrap @9.2.0 on 10.6. Our regular gcc9 port is > programmed to error out on 10.6 and earlier saying it doesn't work. But if > i686-w64-mingw32-gcc-bootstrap @9.2.0 works on 10.6, maybe the normal gcc9 > @9.2.0 would work too. > > I have had gcc 9.2.0 building on 10.6.8 since about May, and there was > once a PR up to update it (and the libgcc ports). > > However, there is a small issue with the i386 build, so it's been held > back while I work out the general fix for that. > > K
