Thanks for the explanation. Many of my clients are still using old PCs with Win7 64bit. So, I'm still test the development environment on Win7 . For Win7, it dose not have the ucrt64 library. I'm not sure how hard code::blocks could be built under the MINGW64 port.
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Thanks, I know this, but that way, one need to add another layer(people need to install a library or package to support that ucrt feature on the old system) to run the application build against ucrt.
Patch applied in [r13485], thank you.
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Hi, @Mehdi Chinoune
Thanks for you contribution.
Here is the question which still remains:
Any change that the msys2 could building the code::blocks under the MINGW64 platform.
I see you have make the code::blocks package in other 3 platforms.
Thanks.
I chose not to build it for MINGW64 because It's a deprecated one.
Use UCRT64.
Thanks for the explanation. Many of my clients are still using old PCs with Win7 64bit. So, I'm still test the development environment on Win7 . For Win7, it dose not have the ucrt64 library. I'm not sure how hard code::blocks could be built under the MINGW64 port.
Windows 7 is no longer supported by MSYS2.
Win7 could use ucrt64 by installing an optional update https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/universal-crt-deployment?view=msvc-170
Thanks, I know this, but that way, one need to add another layer(people need to install a library or package to support that ucrt feature on the old system) to run the application build against ucrt.
I see there are some discussion about similar things in:
https://github.com/msys2/MINGW-packages/issues/10088