Re: Msys 2 Work in progress

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Den 09-09-2011 10:02, Teemu Nätkinniemi skrev:
> On 9.9.2011 10:15, Ralph Engels wrote:
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>> Beta Msys2 environment uploaded. Source also awailiable there. 
>> Consult the readme in the beta if something is unclear.
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>> https://sourceforge.net/projects/cbadvanced/files/Sources/?
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>> Sleepy head uploaded both the beta and the source to sources :X
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>> Ill do patches a bit later only got 2 hours sleep this night.
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> I really do not have time to test it until later today but the
> current MSYS mounting system has to be implemented to get rid of
> the cygdrive.
> 
> I'll try to recompile GCC for MSYS (and release the patch) although
>  MSYSTEM=MSYS should be fixed before that.
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Np it all went a bit quick :)

MSYSTEM works only uname reports wrong.
MINGW instead of MSYS but it uses MSYS path so that part is working
but strange non the less since i changed the code for the environment
to report MSYS.

Did a gcc 4.3.4 + binutils 2.22 cvs yesterday i can upload it to my
site as well.

Tested the mount system today and agree we need the MSYS one. I can
mount mingw with it but bootstrapping a gcc build with this
combination is not quite working.

Ralph
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