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>You should use mingw-w64 when you can modify your sources (eg. with lots of #ifdef WIN32) If you're doing that, what's the difference between MinGW and compil

by 0xffff2 10y ago

>You should use mingw-w64 when you can modify your sources (eg. with lots of #ifdef WIN32) If you're doing that, what's the difference between MinGW and compiling for native Windows?

rwmj 10y ago
You can cross-compile from Linux.
jdboyd 10y ago
MinGW is compiling for native Windows. It doesn't pretend to be compiling for Linux or any other Unix.
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