2012-05-14, 21:56
Hi,
I discovered this thread in one of my overzealous "the world should use MinGW-w64 tempers.
I promptly cloned the xbmc repo, (fired up my Arch vbox to run autoreconf), and did a
Which failed at
So I tried
Which also failed. This is IMHO a stupid failure. Let people try at least . I can't even test the alternative MinGW. Can someone assist me in the quest to make XBMC work with MinGW-w64? This would obviously also include Windows 64-bit support if the 3rd party dependencies allow it in their current (or mildly patched) state.
Thanks!
PS: if yous still think this to be very problematic, note that Blender (yes the blender.org blender) recently got a MinGW-w64 64-bit version built and it was up to 92% faster than MSVC x64. Just saying...
I discovered this thread in one of my overzealous "the world should use MinGW-w64 tempers.
I promptly cloned the xbmc repo, (fired up my Arch vbox to run autoreconf), and did a
Code:
.../configure --host=x86_64-w64-mingw32
Which failed at
Code:
configure: error: unsupported host (x86_64-w64-mingw32)
So I tried
Code:
.../configure --host=i686-w64-mingw32
Which also failed. This is IMHO a stupid failure. Let people try at least . I can't even test the alternative MinGW. Can someone assist me in the quest to make XBMC work with MinGW-w64? This would obviously also include Windows 64-bit support if the 3rd party dependencies allow it in their current (or mildly patched) state.
Thanks!
PS: if yous still think this to be very problematic, note that Blender (yes the blender.org blender) recently got a MinGW-w64 64-bit version built and it was up to 92% faster than MSVC x64. Just saying...