Kai Tietz wrote:
>2011/2/22 Suresh Govindachar <sgovindac...@yahoo.com>:
>>Kai Tietz wrote:
>>>2011/2/22 Suresh Govindachar <sgovindac...@yahoo.com>:
>>>>
>>>> ... would like to download and install files of
>>>> mingw-64 using the method indicated in:
>>>>
>>>>
http://old.nabble.com/Re%3A-how-does-one-mass-download-MinGW-packages--p25524236.html
>>>> ...
>>> ...
>>> The simplest way to get them all at once is by
>>> downloading on of our automated source tarballs,
>>> or by checking out sources via svn by
>>> 'svn co https://mingw-w64.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/mingw-w64/trunk
mingw-w64 '
>>> ...
>>
>> Sorry I wasn't clear; by "files" I meant binaries and
>> necessary include files, etc.:
>>
>> <target: mingw-w64> *
>> <type: bin> *
>> <host: mingw64 in Windows 7 64bit on Core 2 Duo>
>>
>> I plan to use the pre-built executables, libraries, include
>> files etc. to build things like perl modules and vim.
>>
>> (I have used the "regular" mingw on Windows XP to successfully
>> build vim; I have built perl modules on linux; this will be
>> my first attempt at building perl modules on Windows.)
>> ...
>
> Ah, ok :) If you are trying to figure out what to download
> then you should take a look at this wiki page, it should
> provide you with a good start (or completly confuse you)
>
>
http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/mingw-w64/wiki/download%20filename%20structure
>
> You can also download the personal builds we provide. They
> are in mostly compiled with additional libraries providing
> additional optimizations for gcc.
> ...
The files I need to download can be found by going to some top
level directory and issuing the command:
find . -name "mingw-w64*bin*mingw64*"
If I knew the output of the above command, I could provide that
as an input to wget on my machine.
Other people would need a different family or collection of files.
So, more generally, if there were a web-page that just listed the
output of:
find .
then people could parse that list to come up with the collection
of files they needed.
I believe there is an automated build and update of sourceforge
web-pages that happens daily. But to browse what is available
from http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw-w64/files/, one needs
to click on an folder-item, which brings up a new web-page with
more folder-items, one clicks on yet another specific folder, and
so on till one ends up with a list of files.
So please consider having a web-page with just the latest output
of "find ." ( or "find . | grep -v SVN | xargs ls -laF" or "ls
-laFR | grep -v SVN" etc.).
Thanks,
--Suresh
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