Gene Smith pisze:
> Maybe I'm missing the point but you can also build openocd with cygwin
> using the gcc flag -mno-cygwin. You do need a finite number of cygwin
> packages such as gcc, make etc beyond the default install.
So more or less the same as with msys [;
> The howto on this is on Spar
Freddie Chopin wrote:
> Main problem with build environment for Windows is that MinGW itself is
> just a compiler, and MSYS is just a shell. You need like a dozen of
> different addons for MSYS, and you need to compile them and install
> them. It's not common knowledge for Windows user what is t
Hello Zach and the list,
Zach Welch napsal(a):
> It remains somewhat unclear to me exactly how badly distributors need to
> see a solution today, when users (who are all developers, right?) should
> be able to compile the code themselves and use the FTD2XX driver.
I would like draw attention to
Main problem with build environment for Windows is that MinGW itself is
just a compiler, and MSYS is just a shell. You need like a dozen of
different addons for MSYS, and you need to compile them and install
them. It's not common knowledge for Windows user what is the system
directory on linux.
Hello,
It remains somewhat unclear to me exactly how badly distributors need to
see a solution today, when users (who are all developers, right?) should
be able to compile the code themselves and use the FTD2XX driver.
If Windows is the blocker, the first question that should be answered
is: ho
