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A comment on WinLibs: Standalone build of GCC and MinGW-w64 for Windows.
After digging through some of the sublinks:
- You can run gcc in the Command Prompt without using a special shell (MSYS2 has its own shell launcher)
- Maybe MSYS2’s gcc handles exceptions (SEH, etc.) differently
- Lacks a package manager like MSYS2’s pacman (which comes from Arch Linux). But winlibs plans to have something in the future
What did I miss? Would love to see a comparison directly on the home page.
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After digging through some of the sublinks:
- You can run gcc in the Command Prompt without using a special shell (MSYS2 has its own shell launcher)
- Maybe MSYS2’s gcc handles exceptions (SEH, etc.) differently
- Lacks a package manager like MSYS2’s pacman (which comes from Arch Linux). But winlibs plans to have something in the future
What did I miss? Would love to see a comparison directly on the home page.