, that's reassuring. I have not started on the 64-bit build yet. Kevan
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table runs
perfectly.
Conclusion: Easiest way to get MinGW Makefile generation is to do it in the CMD terminal. After
that, you make with mingw32-make in eithger CMD or MSYS. Libraries compiled with either process are
compatible with one another at any stage of compiling or linking
built completely, which is
really cool. I looked through the Makefile and it is awesome.
I'm curious as to why the "make" for the MinGW generator does not work. But I have a working build
procedure, so I'm all set.
Yours, Kevan
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o add MinGW/bin to the Winodws path, so
that CMake could run the native compilers and test them without launching MSYS.
Thank you, Kevan
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Physics Department, Brandeis University
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y is CMake looking for MSBuild? Can I build on Windows using compilers of my
choice?
Yours, Kevan
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