Have you tried to build it? It should be supported.
I’m a simple Microsofty using GCC on Windows 10 via Codeblocks and Bjam/b2 tools to check portability of Boost libraries, so I was kinda hoping I could just download and install with the neat mingw-w64-install.exe web page.
Pacman is beyond my known world 😉 (but I might need to explore it).
I have now got to load this and confirm that it works as promised with current Codeblocks release on Windows 10.
Brilliant - meets my needs for the most uptodate versions tracking the C++2a/20 standards, with constexpr additions. Many thanks Brecht Sanders. I ho e you will be able to release other versions as they become available. (I'm sure that the compiler writers are working on version 10!)
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That's great news.
I use it myself in Code::Blocks on Windows.
GCC development on version 10 is in progress, and I'm constantly keeping an eye out for new releases.
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That's great news.
I use it myself in Code::Blocks on Windows.
GCC development on version 10 is in progress, and I'm constantly keeping an eye
out for new releases.
I chose to avoid SEH on the basis that it imposes a larger performance overhead.
The POSIX threading was chosen over WIN32 because the C++ thread implementation is less compatible with and causes certain packages not to build properly.
My goal was to have te most optimal and portable solution, so I didn't built the alternatives.
About your basic_stringstream errors: note that the ABI changed, so linking stuff compiled with different GCC versions is likely to cause such problems.
Personally I rebuild my entire collection of libraries whenever a new compiler is released.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Have you tried to build it? It should be supported.
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Subject: [mingw-w64:support-requests] Re: #146 Any plans for support for latest GCC version 9, released 3 May 2019?
Have you tried to build it? It should be supported.
I’m a simple Microsofty using GCC on Windows 10 via Codeblocks and Bjam/b2 tools to check portability of Boost libraries, so I was kinda hoping I could just download and install with the neat mingw-w64-install.exe web page.
Pacman is beyond my known world 😉 (but I might need to explore it).
But thanks.
Paul
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Any plans for support for GCC 9, released 3 May 2019?
It would be very useful to have the latest and greatest GCC C/C++ compiler
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Is there any impediment to producing this?
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Any plans for support for GCC 9, released 3 May 2019?
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GCC 9.1 is already in MYSY2:
Thanx! But when we will see standalone builds?
I just released my personal build of MinGW-w64 7.0.0 with GCC 9.2 here: http://winlibs.com/
I love you.
I remove all of these links from my bookmarks and I place yours.
Last edit: Pavlos Gkesos 2020-02-10
I have now got to load this and confirm that it works as promised with current Codeblocks release on Windows 10.
Brilliant - meets my needs for the most uptodate versions tracking the C++2a/20 standards, with constexpr additions. Many thanks Brecht Sanders. I ho e you will be able to release other versions as they become available. (I'm sure that the compiler writers are working on version 10!)
That's great news.
I use it myself in Code::Blocks on Windows.
GCC development on version 10 is in progress, and I'm constantly keeping an eye out for new releases.
I note that this version is posix-dwarf
GNU C++17 (MinGW-W64 x86_64-posix-dwarf, built by Brecht Sanders) version 9.2.0
(x86_64-w64-mingw32)
compiled by GNU C version 9.2.0, GMP version 6.1.2, MPFR version 4.0.2, MPC
version 1.1.0, isl version isl-0.22-GMP
Previously I have used the version that is at
"C:\Program Files\mingw-w64\x86_64-8.1.0-win32-seh-rt_v6-rev0\mingw64"
On that release there is an installer that gives you options for which variant
you want.
For Arch: x86_64, Threads: win32 and Exceptions: she
I'm not sure of the implications of this being different, but I'd prefer not to
have another variable if possible.
Thanks.
PS I have many projects rebuilding, but some failures at runtime failing dynamic
link to the basic_stringstream traits. Are these related?
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GCC version 9, released 3 May 2019?
That's great news.
I use it myself in Code::Blocks on Windows.
GCC development on version 10 is in progress, and I'm constantly keeping an eye
out for new releases.
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Any plans for support for GCC 9, released 3 May 2019?
It would be very useful to have the latest and greatest GCC C/C++ compiler
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Is there any impediment to producing this?
Thank you.
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I chose to avoid SEH on the basis that it imposes a larger performance overhead.
The POSIX threading was chosen over WIN32 because the C++ thread implementation is less compatible with and causes certain packages not to build properly.
My goal was to have te most optimal and portable solution, so I didn't built the alternatives.
About your basic_stringstream errors: note that the ABI changed, so linking stuff compiled with different GCC versions is likely to cause such problems.
Personally I rebuild my entire collection of libraries whenever a new compiler is released.