From: Ruben V. B. <van...@gm...> - 2011-04-29 20:22:42
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Hi, Instead of hijacking Ozkan's "thread", I will start a new one! Some strange things in the autobuilds: 1. Stripping all exe's (including the ones in the libexec subdirectories) in the autobuild reduces total package size with a factor of 1/2... Seems like upload/download time and bandwith usage for everyone could be reduced significantly very easily. I have said this before. 2. There is a x86_64-w64-mingw32/lib32 directory full of 32-bit mingw-w64 crt libraries, but the gcc itself is configured with "--disable-multilib", making these completely useless. Either GCC should be buillt with multilib support (which would be the best), or the lib32 part shouldn't be built, shaves another five minutes off the build time. Is the multilib dll install fiasco still unsolved? (I must remember to keep following Clang and see if it works all right with mingw-w64!) 3. /include is empty? Why are the C++ headers in the x86_64-w64-mingw32 directory? Is this something new in GCC 4.7 or a bug in the build/install process? Mind you: I appreciate all the work put into these things, I just feel the quality can be *easily* improved, making mingw-w64 *a lot* better. Thanks! Ruben |