MinGW-w64 - for 32 and 64 bit Windows Reviews

A mature UNIX-like environment while fully Windows-compatible. Allows to build statically-linked Win32 64-bit executables. Contains pacman, a package manager like yum.

Just the juice of C++ - elegant, fast and effortless! I could never believe a compiler to be so insanely fast. Works what C++ was built with in mind - speed! Awesome work by @jon_y, @ktietz70 and @nightstrike! Keep up the speed!

Fast, Actual, Easy. ( I never use MSVC ) I like no install , direct to use, compact, working , things.

Excellent product, I use a lot in my projects including Qt5. It could make available the version MinGW 7.3 posix.

Best compiler for c/c++ on windows. No subsystems, no linux VMs, it just compiles code and leaves you to it.

Superb!

nice

thax

update MinGW-W64 make it can dowload gcc 7.2 please

Excellent GCC compiler for Win!!!

Installer does not function correctly, unable to download. Manual installation is fine though.....

Awesome!

Sweet looking!

Misguiding name. It's either for 32 OR 64 bit Windows. Either, not both. No multilib. The only quirk putting it apart from hundreds of other releases of MinGW is that what you're downloading here is a fancy installer app. Instead of picking the package variant to download from a WWW page, you're doing it in the installer, which then downloads and unpacks it.

No reaction on dangerous bugs such as not worked correctly fesetenv (brokes OpenAL and other libs)

Problem: "cannot download repository.txt [0]" with version of 21-feb-2016

// MinGW 5.2 #include <string> #include <codecvt> #include <locale> #include <iostream> using namespace std; wstring ConvertFromU8(const string &u8Str) { std::wstring_convert<std::codecvt_utf8_utf16<wchar_t>> conversion; return conversion.from_bytes(u8Str.c_str()); } int main() { wstring wstr = ConvertFromU8(u8"123"); // Failure wcout << wstr << endl; return 0; }

Thanks to all the contributors of this excellent project! Enjoying dongsheng's daily builds - just extract and go.

5.1 is not usable for me. When I compile GFORTRAN code I get "Program received signal SIGSEGV: Segmentation fault - invalid memory reference" 4.9 versions have other compile issues 4.8 versions work best for me

Undefined symbols "CERT_NAME_BLOB" and "CRYPT_HASH_BLOB" in "mprapi.h" when compiling "poco-1.6.0-all" in Windows 8.1. Fixed the compile error by including "wincrypt.h" in "mprapi.h".

hello, i guess you forgot to publish packages for 5.1.0, or are they still being prepared.

Nice for x64

Who is tell me for download,which cannot acquire.Is it required to pay?Thanks

If I select x86_64 during intallation, I do get a gcc that seems to be able to compile both 32-bit and 64-bit object files. However linking seems limited to 64-bit, since the libraries only come in one variant, e.g.: mingw64/x86_64-w64-mingw32/lib/libm.a. Is there any plan for this distrubution to become a true cross-compiler and support both compiling and linking into 2- and 64-bit executables? So that e.g. the -m32 flag would link with the 32-bit libraries and -m64 flag with the 64-bit libraries?

nice