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From: Keith M. <kei...@us...> - 2016-09-06 17:44:50
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 06/09/16 03:20, Prapan Chulapinyo wrote: > Base on answer of Keith yesterday ... Nope, what you did is in no way based on my answer! > Here is what i do: I delete MinGW folder. Then setup again from > new. Well, okay I guess that would work, but it is a complete waste of time, effort, and bandwidth; it's also nothing like the simple solution which I suggested: >> You should install the libpthreadgc-dev package; (from the CLI): >> >> mingw-get install libpthreadgc-dev >> >> (or, if you are a GUI junkie, run mingw-get in GUI mode -- DO NOT >> run mingw-get-setup.exe again -- scroll down until you find it, >> and install it from there). > Then when I mark for installation for mingw-developer-toolkit, > mingw32-base, mingw32-gcc-ada, mingw32-gcc-fortran, > mingw32-gcc-g++, mingw32-gcc-objc, msys-base. Then apply. It turn > out that some packages can't download in 1st try. Still there is > mark for installation for those package that not yet downloaded. > All I need to do is apply changes again until they all downloaded > and installed. So, not only are you wasting loads of bandwidth, by downloading all over again, a bunch of packages which you already had cached locally, until you wiped out the package cache (along with the rest of your MinGW tree), you have to do it iteratively, to work around some quota imposed by whatever mirror you are downloading from. The whole point of using an integrated package manager, such as mingw-get, is that you can maintain a consistent installation, while installing individual packages, WITHOUT repeating the whole caboodle time and time again. - -- Regards, Keith. Public key available from keys.gnupg.net Key fingerprint: C19E C018 1547 DE50 E1D4 8F53 C0AD 36C6 347E 5A3F -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.20 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJXzwCKAAoJEMCtNsY0flo/H5gQAKceDNtgRpH/moKIAh3rFeWf NQzrgIqOggVp5LVSKYef1MAZV6k+X/OEf7Vx6n46q4vde4iK76vgwY0aAEfs6/I/ KqJ396DJd/z5Le+h2+M9qgV67yDugrx0GGr/O1ZaVB+a396EB/YZ1RT4qSZ9luNm NeoKvEMCsmnUSTtYhz5YUkQpEOUNEsut49vpkNaSXiCrdm+MGNTPmGdPpxLWgEhK lxF+cGr5mnBJBWcRxNX0oPHRkQGXP/hmfSMAvjV/0/NZAOZgXBSlz5APhDjNB+l6 ECNc0Pqo3WeJnIX6WHDSmbdkMSJDdrjpLvXh5enWFbC88KwO/KM8C8KsqcZNB5Wx b2gR9pnjk42mkZjotjuTF+yC0RUWZvF82Z6K3IAw9YyqgZqBapxI7Y7uPP4gWfsM YgjFI5CLcIORp1DM4s+Um9VHt/78YsFbN/cH3MRkjjnTiqTIPf8MJrgExKhbHKVV HT550I4z4AKFnY8OVyvzISLD1Za9/kCe3q0/3Xuak+4B2Zp3E6E/UFSdKR3Gk+4q W4XTaNEyBC5imgd3raDTtqxTYwGrbKIO2jgL91uEQ1mxLbF7kJ3IzNz5fTvOYhJX hmzKtfopoacTnHl/jHpcdQr/Tv3TegXqOUdVTYEKfdOF367FNIDIKN4//VYJ+2gA 0U6YfqI+qG1pc5qmtFWn =FgAz -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |