Recent changes to feature-requests

Uninstall

2018-08-11T08:15:15.323000Z

I want to uninstall but its not happning please help me out

Help me please

2018-02-04T03:24:50.241000Z

How do I build a source with TDM GCC MINGW ?
Where I must put the "src" directory that is used to be in MSYS/usr/src in MSYS system ?
Please help me and sorry if I ask at wrong place as I really don't know how I should do it..

#40 GCC 6 TDM release

2017-12-15T08:40:43.324000Z

Yes please :)

#40 GCC 6 TDM release

2017-03-29T04:54:46.586000Z

Maybe, GCC 7 would be even better since its release is so soon. However, the owner never responds.

#40 GCC 6 TDM release

2017-03-14T09:56:29.366000Z

Please provide a new release with GCC 6 version

GCC 6 TDM release

2017-03-14T09:54:46.629000Z

Please 6

Add diffutils package

2016-08-30T18:39:40.734000Z

We have msys and make and therefore can build many projects quite easily. But there is something very important missing:

./configure # works
make        # works too
make check  # won't work on most packages as the required `diff` is missing

The most current release of diffutils is not possible to be build, see the MinGW issue 24304(as far as I know all last release tarballs do not work with MinGW).
I don't know if it is a good idea to simply copy it over from the GnuWin package (it looks the distribute a working diff binary). Also watch out for a common pitfall with not-working diff of stdin (see https://sourceforge.net/p/gnuwin32/bugs/135/), I was told this bug still exists with the "diff of pacman repository" (whatever this means ;-).

Silent installer

2016-08-25T08:46:03.375000Z

I would like to have a silent installer option to the compiler so that I can install it on our student computers without running the wizard. Cannot find any flag that works at the moment.

Add support for JIT frontend

2015-07-29T05:48:52.604000Z

https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/JIT

I tried and failed, looks like a few options are what no-one ever uses on Windows (--enable-host-shared)

I'm so willing to donate $100 if you can get this out to the community in dll form (i.e. libgccjit.dll)

patch to enable -fdiagnostics-color

2015-07-10T12:34:34.088000Z

By default, the gcc option -fdiagnostics-color (which turns on message coloring) is disabled on Windows, probably because it only supports ANSI color sequences at the moment. However, some console emulators like ConEmu support these sequences and gcc works perfectly together with them. Thus, it would be great if you could activate the functionality of -fdiagnostics-color in TDM-GCC, e.g. by applying the attached patch. I compiled gcc by myself with this modification and couldn't find any drawbacks so far.